Duniya Vijay Wiki, Biography, Age, Wife, Family, Education, Height, Weight, Movies List, Career, Profession, Net Worth

Duniya Vijay Wiki and Biography: In India’s Kannada film business, where he acts, directs, and produces, Duniya Vijay is well-known. In Sandalwood, where he is well-known as an action hero, he goes by the aliases “Viji,” “Black Cobra,” “Kari Chirathe,” and “Duniya Viji” (Kannada Cinema).

Duniya Vijay Wiki: Biography, Age, Wife, Family, Education, Height, Weight, Movies List, Career, Profession, Net Worth

Real Name	Vijay Kumar
Nick Name	Viji, Black Cobra, Kari Chirathe, and Duniya Viji
Profession	Actor, Director, and Producer
Famous For	Movies
Wife Name	Nagarathna Vijay (Divorced), Keerthi Pattadi
Physical Status
Age	48 Years
Height	5 feet 5 inch
Weight	78 Kgs
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Black
Personal Information
Date of Birth	20 January 1974
Birth Place	Anekal, Karnataka, India
Zodiac Sign	Capricorn
Nationality	Indian
School Name	NA
College Name	NA
Qualifications	NA
Family Profile
Father Name	NA
Mother Name	NA
Siblings	Ambuja
Career	Actor, Director, and Producer
Source of Income	Movies
Appeared In	Movies
Net Worth Salary	151 Crores+(Approx.)

Duniya Vijay Biography

Duniya Vijay Education

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Duniya Vijay Early Life

Duniya Vijay was born on January 20, 1974, in the Karnataka town of Anekal under the birth name “Vijay Kumar.” He is a member of the Capricorn zodiac sign. His parents’ history is unknown. He has a sibling named Ambuja, specifically.

They were married in 1999, and their daughter, Nagarathna Vijay, is now their only child. He and his wife filed for divorce in 2013 due to their fundamental philosophical disagreements. He was married to Keerthi Pattadi in the year 2016. Samrat, Monica, and Monisha are his three children.

Duniya VijayCareer

Vijay first featured in Yograj Bhat’s Ranga SSLC as Sudeep’s co-star, and then he made appearances in movies like Jogi, Shree, and Ee Rajeev Gandhi Alla. He made additional appearances on television.

With the release of Duniya, his friend Soori’s first film as a director, a star was created, and Vijay’s career took off. Vijay was cast in the part of the henchman as an innocent country boy with a kind heart who gets abducted by criminals. His performance received very excellent reviews.

Vijay won the State and Filmfare awards for his work in the movie.
In 2007, Vijay appeared in three more movies: Yuga, Chanda, and Geleya. Similar to Duniya in style, the action movie Yuga was a box office failure. Vijay filled in for Prakash Rai after he abruptly left the movie to play a supporting role.

Vijay gained even more notoriety in 2007 thanks to the movie Chanda, which he directed. S. The movie’s director, Narayan, allegedly struck a pact with Vijay to release it six weeks after Yuga in order to prevent competition. Vijay had initially intended to lend his voice to the movie, but once the director betrayed his promise, he changed his mind.

The actor negotiated a deal with the KFCC, which resulted in a one-year ban. The “Karnataka Film Federation” elders stepped in and overturned Vijay’s ban on acting in movies. Chanda made astronomical profits in the B&C theatres as well as the multiplex. The “masses” admired him for his daring exploits.

Vijay contributed his skills to Kavita Lankesh’s semi-art film Avva, which debuted at the start of 2008. Even though critics praised Vijay’s performance, the movie’s box office performance was disastrous. He was sighted at Sumana Kittur’s Slum Bala, a mediocrely popular pub, later in 2008. Both movies lacked action, which was regarded as Vijay’s forte.

Vijay made many appearances in action films in 2009, including Thaakath, which was directed by MR Ramesh, Junglee, which was directed by Soori, and Devru, which was directed by Sadhu Kokila. With three films released and only one, Kanteerava, receiving above-average reviews and box office receipts, Vijay’s 2010 wasn’t any better than its predecessor.

The other two movies, Shankar IPS and Kari Chirathe, were critical and commercial failures. But in 2011, he made a comeback with the critically and commercially acclaimed films Veerabahu, Johny Mera Naam Preethi Mera Kaam, and Jarasandha.

Bheema Theeradalli, a 2012 movie in which Vijay starred, was a critical and financial hit. Vijay received a lot of accolades for his performance in the movie. Rajanikantha, a 2013 movie, debuted to disastrous box office results. His next film, the psychological suspense thriller Jayammana Maga, released by his production firm “Duniya Talkies,” was well welcomed by both critics and viewers. Shivajinagar had a mediocre box office performance in contrast. 2014 saw the release of Lone Simhadri, his lone feature. He had cinema office hits in 2015 with Jackson, Rx Suri, and Ring Road, but Cobra has been delayed.

He made his acting debut in 2016’s Dana Kayonu, a highly regarded movie made by Yogaraj Bhat, alongside Priyamani. His career was revitalised by the commercial and critical success of the film. His subsequent album, Masti Gudi by Nagashekar, was set for release. The movie barely made an impression at the box office.

Kanaka debuted in theatres not long after Masti Gudi. His subsequent great hit, Johnny Johnny Yes Papa, which was also released by Duniya Talkies, was a result of the success of that movie. He directed the 2018 movie Johnny Johnny Yes Papa, in which he also appeared. The movie Johny Mera Naam Preethi Mera Kaam is a sequel to their first one (2011).

He co-directed the action movie with his son Kusti, although he later took over the helm of his own Salaga movie, which had been postponed. Salaga, his debut picture as a director, marked a significant professional turning point for him.

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