Vineeth Kumar's Filmography on TV

A historic rifle club in the Western Ghats becomes the center of a thrilling fight for survival when a dangerous arms dealer and his gang come seeking revenge. The club’s members, skilled hunters with a shared passion works together to protect their lives and their legacy

The film chronicles the life of Teja, a software engineer, who makes it his life's mission to make those around him happy until an incident changes his life forever. Suddenly, he transforms from a happy-go-lucky engineer to a revenge-seeking. lethal man.

The film chronicles the life of Teja, a software engineer, who makes it his life's mission to make those around him happy until an incident changes his life forever. Suddenly, he transforms from a happy-go-lucky engineer to a revenge-seeking. lethal man.

Umesh, a loafer, leaves his home town and goes to Chennai to become a film-maker when his father asks him to manage their grocery store. A selfie that he takes in Chennai changes his life forever.

Umesh, a loafer, leaves his home town and goes to Chennai to become a film-maker when his father asks him to manage their grocery store. A selfie that he takes in Chennai changes his life forever.

Vegam is a 2014 Malayalam film starring Prathap Pothen, Vineeth Kumar, Jacob Gregory, Samskruthy Shenoy, and Shammi Thilakan in the lead roles. Vegam is a thriller film directed by K G Anil Kumar, and produced under the banner of FX4 Movie Makers.

Face to Face is a 2012 Malayalam mystery thriller film directed by V. M. Vinu and starring Mammootty, Roma Asrani and Ragini Dwivedi. The film is written by Manoj Payyanur and produced by M. K. Nazar

Vinod, Santosh and Kochumon are three friends who are ready to go to any extent to help each other. Things turn drastic for them when they help Vinod's friend Mahesh to elope with a girl.

The film is about seven young men, passionate about football – sevens football to be precise – and how they inadvertently get involved in a crime. Sevens is a kind of football played in North malabar, especially in Kozhikode, Malappuram and Kannur. It is played by seven players on each side, instead of the traditional 11. The name Sevenes ascribed to the movie refers to the gang of seven friends and not as such to sevens football.

The film is about seven young men, passionate about football – sevens football to be precise – and how they inadvertently get involved in a crime. Sevens is a kind of football played in North malabar,