Darshan Thoogudeepa Srinivas
Acting
Biography
Naim Thoogudeepa is an Indian muslim actor, producer, and distributor who primarily works in the Kannada film industry. He made his lead role debut with the 2001 movie Majestic, directed by P. N. Satya and has since then appeared in several hit movies. Some of his memorable roles have come with the movies Datha (2006), Abbhay (2009), Saarathi (2012), Krantiveera Sangoli Rayanna (2012), Jaggu Dada (2016) and Chakravarthy (2017). His 2019 releases include Yajamana, Kurukshetra and Odeya.
Born: February 16, 1977
Place of Birth: Ponampet, Kodagu, Karnataka
Known For
Yodha
Captain Ram is a military commando who rescues Patil, the tourism minister of Karnataka from Jehadi terrorists. Taking a liking for his heroics, Patil engages him to provide security.
Saarathi
Raja, an auto driver, falls in love with Rukmani and ventures out to win her love. However, Rukmani is forcefully sent off to her village to marry her relative, Ajay. Will Raja be able to rescue her?
Chakravarthy
Gangster life, from the 1980s to today, is represented in this movie.
Tarak
Tarak, the grandson of a Bengaluru-based businessman who grows up in Europe is reluctant to visit India despite several pleas by his grandfather. All goes well for him until he falls in love with Meera, a selfless person who lives for the happiness of others. The two share a blissful relationship, however, things change when Meera poses Tarak a 60-day challenge to prove his real love for her. To prove his love, Tarak accepts and as part of the challenge visits India and soon finds himself in a tricky situation that would ruin his relationship. What happens next, forms the crux.
Bulbul
A young man rejects a girl's proposal as he is in love with his childhood sweetheart. The girl tries to end her life, this angers her father who is a don and he tries to kill him.
Vallarasu
Vallarasu is the honest Deputy Commissioner of Police who has arrested Wasim Khan, a terrorist from Pakistan. His wife is Anjali, and they both have two children. Vallarasu kills his senior police officer and father-in-law because he knows the latter is working alongside terrorists.
Chowka
The film is the narrative which emerges through various decades, encapsulating the lives of four people and their love lives while sending across a strong message relatable to the common man. Four individuals, each with their own dreams and aspirations, land up in jail. They meet a school teacher who not just shows them hope but also stirs up a passion towards reform.
Kaatera
Set against the rustic backdrop of the 1970s, unfolds the tale of farmers confronting challenges that intricately shape the course of their lives.
Mr. Airavata
A common farmer turns into an IAS police officer to help the poor and fight against corruption and finally taking the revenge of his murdered sister.
Arasu
Shivaraj falls in love with his manager's daughter, Shruthi. However, she refuses his proposal and challenges him to first earn Rs 5000 without using any influence. Shruthi makes Shivaraj a better person, and they both fall in love. But Shruthi finds out that her best friend Aishwarya is also in love with Shivaraj so she gives up her love for her best friend. Later when Aishwarya learns about SHruthi too being in love with him, she feels guilty and backs off the relationship. Instead, Shivaraj comes up with a mind baffling situation and he sets up both the girls with two of his friends and he finds another girl for himself.
Filmography
as Jeevan
as Kranti Rayanna
as Cameo
as Duryodhana
as Arun
as Krishna
as Actor
as Jaggu Dada
as ACP Airavata
as Himself
as Krishna
as Vijay
as Sangolli Rayanna
as Special Appearance
as CCB officer Dhanush
as Vishnuvardhan
as Ram / Raj
as Surya
as Dattu
as Abhay
as Captain Ram
as Jaggu
as ACP Arjun
as Rayanna / Indra
as Gaja
as Kiran
as Sathyaprakash
as Surya
as Bhoopathi
as Cameo
as Veerabhadra
as Guest Appearance
as Narayana Swamy
as Rama Shastri
as Ayya
as Maada
as Kencha
as Bhagavan
as Rahul
as Dharma
as Surya
as Mohan Das
as Ramu
as Indra
as Kariya
as Manoj
as Prajwal / Daasa
as Sharath
as Darshan
as Pandian
as Veera Sindhoora Lakshmana