Ravishanker Gowda's Filmography on TV

Vikrant Rona (2022)

Almost half a century ago, a remote village in the middle of a tropical rain forest starts witnessing a series of unexplainable events which they attribute to the supernatural. Vikrant Rona, An eccentric police officer, is assigned to solve the mystery. A mysterious game unfolds where everyone in the village is a potential victim and everyone is a suspect.

Sakath (2021)

Sakath is a comedy courtroom drama starring Ganesh. Sakath revolves around Baalu, who makes people believe that he is visually impaired. Baalu witnesses a cold blooded murder. How does Baalu provide w

Ratnan Prapancha (2021)

Rathnakara is an insurance agent living a mundane life with his unapologetically loud mother Saroja. An uncomfortable truth about his life leads him to go on a trail to find his world. What does he le

Yuvarathnaa (2021)

A government aided college, RK University, is on the verge of completing its golden jubilee but a bizarre event shuts it down indefinitely. Will RK University restore its lost glory?

Aadyaa (2020)

A man gets a call from his ex-lover who needs his help to find her kidnapped daughter but during the investigation, all the evidence suggests that she never really had a daughter.

Darr ka Ghar (2019)

A Dubai-based Indian decides to sell his house after the death of his parents. But, the old mansion is haunted and selling it is an uphill task. Why is the house haunted?

Dhwaja (2018)

Dhwaja, a young politician, competes with his ambitious girlfriend in the elections. Thereafter, his pacifist twin brother also gets entangled in their web of politics because of them.

Magic Robot (2010)

A 2010 Indian fantasy film featuring spirits, giant snakes and a transforming car. The film was simultaneously made in three languages: "Kutti Pisasu" in Tamil, "Bombat Car" in Kannada and "Cara Majaka" in Telugu. The Tamil version was dubbed in Hindi as "Magic Robot" and in Bengali as "Robot – The Wonder Car".

Bombat Car (2010)

A 2010 Indian fantasy film featuring spirits, giant snakes and a transforming car. The film was simultaneously made in three languages: "Kutti Pisasu" in Tamil, "Bombat Car" in Kannada and "Cara Majaka" in Telugu. The Tamil version was dubbed in Hindi as "Magic Robot" and in Bengali as "Robot – The Wonder Car".

Kutti Pisasu (2010)

A 2010 Indian fantasy film featuring spirits, giant snakes and a transforming car. The film was simultaneously made in three languages: "Kutti Pisasu" in Tamil, "Bombat Car" in Kannada and "Cara Majaka" in Telugu. The Tamil version was dubbed in Hindi as "Magic Robot" and in Bengali as "Robot – The Wonder Car".