Murali Sharma

Murali Sharma's complete filmography on GudVibe includes 30 credits across all roles and categories.

Murali Sharma has taken on multiple roles in Indian cinema. The most common credits are: Actor (8), Zikomo Singh (1), Local Don (1). Their primary profession is Actor.

Based on GudVibe ratings, Murali Sharma's top rated films are Macherla Niyojakavargam (8.5), Ori Devuda (7.7), Ala Vaikunthapuramulo (7.4).

Murali Sharma was most prolific in the 2020s, appearing in 13 films during that decade.

Murali Sharma's most recent projects include Aalambana, Mazhai Pidikatha Manithan, Radhe Shyam. Check this page for the full updated list.

While Murali Sharma is primarily known as a Actor, they have also been credited as Zikomo Singh, Local Don, Mulri Manohar Munde, Michael Dada, Surla IPS, Jayaram, Tebli, Anu's Father, Narendra Reddy, Siddhu’s father, CI Kodanda Ram, Putta Parthi, Valmiki, Redappa, Hanumant Singh, Lal, Shiva (Hindi Version), DSP, Gajendra Singh, Dinesh, Zafar Dongri, Police Inspector, Kaaya's Father in their career.

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Murali Sharma's filmography on GudVibe covers their work in South Indian cinema — primarily Telugu and Tamil films — as well as any Bollywood or dubbed productions they have been part of.

Murali Sharma has 30 film credits in their complete filmography on GudVibe, spanning from 2002 to 2025. Use the filters on this page to browse by language, year, or role.

Murali Sharma's most recent film is Aalambana (2025). See the full filmography on this page for all upcoming and recent releases.

Murali Sharma's films are available on OTT platforms including Sun Nxt, Zee5, Netflix. Visit GudVibe for the complete and up-to-date streaming guide — use the OTT filter above to browse by platform.

Murali Sharma's filmography includes 30 Tamil films, along with Hindi and other language productions. Use the language filter on this page to browse each category separately.