Puneeth Rajkumar filmography

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Puneeth Rajkumar was an Indian actor known for his work in Kannada films. As a six-month-old infant, he made a cameo appearance in V. Somashekar's Premada Kanike (1976) and followed it with Sanaadi Appanna (1977) when he was a year old. Most of his earlier films had his father Rajkumar playing his reel father as well. Films like Thayige Thakka Maga , Vasantha Geetha and Bhagyavantha followed up which also showcased his singing skills. For the N. Lakshminarayan film Bettada Hoovu he was awarded the National Film Award for Best Child Artist. He ended his childhood appearances with the action film Parashuram .

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Puneeth's first leading role came opposite Rakshita in Appu (2002), a highly successful romantic drama directed by Puri Jagannadh. This was followed by Abhi opposite Ramya in 2003, and Veera Kannadiga and Maurya in 2004. All these films were commercially successful and established him as one of the leading actors in Kannada cinema. He was known for his versatile stunts, especially his backflips. His superhuman flexibility was attributed by some to his Idiga background, who were agile toddy tappers.

Puneeth's first award-winning performance came through the film Arasu for which he won the Filmfare award and his next release Milana got him the Karnataka State Film Award. His other major successes include Jackie , Hudugaru , Rana Vikrama , Raajakumara and Natasaarvabhowma, Yuvarathnaa.

Film

As actor

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
1976 Premada Kanike An infantCredited as Master Rajkumar [1]
1977 Sanaadi Appanna Young AshokCredited as Master Lohith [2]
1978 Thayige Thakka Maga Young KumarCredited as Master Lohith [3]
1980 Vasantha Geetha ShyaamCredited as Master Lohith [4]
1981 Bhoomige Banda Bhagavantha Krishna Credited as Master Lohith [5]
Bhagyavantha KrishnaCredited as Master Lohith [6]
1982 Hosa Belaku PuttuCredited as Master Lohith [7]
Chalisuva Modagalu RamuCredited as Master Lohith [8]
1983 Bhakta Prahlada Prahlada Credited as Master Lohith [9]
Eradu Nakshatragalu RajaCredited as Master Lohith [10]
1984 Yarivanu ShyamCredited as Master Lohith [11]
1985 Bettada Hoovu RamuCredited as Master Puneeth [12]
1988 Shiva Mecchida Kannappa Young Dinna Credited as Master Puneeth Rajkumar [13]
1989 Parashuram AppuChild Actor [14]
2002 Appu AppuDebut in Lead Role [15]
2003 Abhi Abhishek "Abhi" [16]
2004 Veera Kannadiga Munna/ShankarDual role [17]
Maurya Manu [18]
2005 Aakash Aakash [19]
Namma Basava Basava [20]
2006 Ajay Ajay [21]
2007 Arasu Shivaraj Arasu [22]
Milana Aakash [23]
2008 Bindaas Shivu [24]
Vamshi Vamshi [25]
2009 Raaj – The Showman Muthuraj [26]
Raam Raam [27]
2010 Prithvi Prithvi Kumar [28]
Jackie Janakirama "Jackie" Udaya Film Award for Best Actor
Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Kannada		 [29]
2011 Hudugaru Prabhu [30]
Paramathma Param [31]
2012 Anna Bond Bond Ravi [32]
Yaare Koogadali Kumara [33]
2014 Ninnindale Vicky Venkatesh [34]
Power*** Bharath Kumar IPS [35]
2015 Mythri Himself [36]
Rana Vikrama ACP Vikram Kumar / Rana VikramaDual role [37]
2016 Chakravyuha Lohith [38]
Doddmane Hudga Surya [39]
2017 Raajakumara SiddharthLove Lavike Readers Choice Award for Best Actor – Male
Zee Kannada Hemmeya Kannadiga Award for Best Actor – Male
Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Kannada
Nominated—TSR National Film Award for Best Actor		 [40]
Anjani Putra Viraj [41]
2018 Humble Politician Nograj HimselfCameo appearance [42]
2019 Natasaarvabhowma Gagan Dixit [43]
Padde Huli HimselfCameo appearance [44]
2020 Mayabazar 2016 HimselfCameo appearance in the song "Loka Maya Bazaru" [45]
2021 Yuvarathnaa YuvarajLast film [46]
2022 James Santosh Kumar "James"Posthumous film [47]
Lucky Man GodPosthumous release; Extended cameo appearance [48]
Gandhada Gudi HimselfPosthumous film [49]

Voice roles

YearTitleCharacterNotesRef.
2014 Bahaddur Narrator [50]
2018 Amoli NarratorDocumentary; Kannada version [51]
Rajaratha Rajaratha (voice)Narrator [52]
2019 India vs England Narrator [53]

As producer

Key
†Denotes films that have not yet been released
YearTitleNotesRef.
1993Navibbaru Namagibbaru [54]
2019 Kavaludaari [55]
2020 Mayabazar 2016 [56]
Law Amazon Prime film [57]
[58]
French Biriyani Amazon Prime film [59]
2022 One Cut Two Cut Amazon Prime film; Posthumous release [60]
Family Pack Amazon Prime film, Posthumous release [61]
[62]
Man of the Match Amazon Prime film, Posthumous release [63]
Gandhada Gudi Posthumous release [64]
2023 Aachar & Co Posthumous release [65]

Television

YearTitleRoleTV channelNotesRef.
2012 Kannadada Kotyadhipati Host Asianet Suvarna Season 1 [66]
2013 Kannadada Kotyadhipati Season 2 [66]
2014 UPstarters Judge Udaya TV [67]
2014 Weekend with Ramesh Guest Zee Kannada Season 1 [68]
2016-2018ManedevruProducer Colors Kannada [69]
2017 Majaa Talkies Guest Colors Kannada Season 1 [70]
Dance Dance JuniorsGuest Star Suvarna [71]
2017–2018 Family Power Host Colors Kannada [72]
2019 Kannadada Kotyadhipati Season 4 [73]
2020 Majaa Talkies GuestSeason 2 [74]
2021NetravathiProducer Udaya TV [75]
2021Dance Karnataka DanceGuest Zee Kannada [76]
Dance Dance Guest Star Suvarna [77]

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