Krishna Movies

A doctor who tries to live by his morals and fulfills family obligations

Brothers Kalyan and Gopi get separated at birth and grow up in different households. Years later, fate brings them together and they set out to exact...

Telugu language remake of the 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me".

Manasaakshi (transl. Conscience) is a 1977 Indian Telugu-language social film, directed by Parvataneni Sambasiva Rao. It stars Krishna...

A ruthless mercenary, Kotigadu, hired by two notorious landlords to crush a village rebellion, finds redemption through an unexpected act of...

An honest policeman wants his son to become an IPS officer, though the latter is least interested. But after the officer gets killed, his enraged son...

Sultan is a action oreinted movie in which, Balakrishna played dual roles in this movie (Sultan and Prutivi) where as Krishna played a role CBCID...

Lakshmi Nivasam is a 1968 Indian Telugu drama film released on Jul 19, 1968. The film is directed by V. Madhusudan Rao.

1981 Bollywood film from director Boiana Subbha Rao.

Misunderstandings arise between two brothers because of their different ideologies. So their sons turns out to be enemies. They need to overcome all...

Raja Shekaram, a respected lawyer in the village, opposes Nagaraju, a cruel landlord who is also his relative. Nagaraju tries to get his brother,...

A light breezy comedy about an unemployed Christian (Krishna) who finds employment with a brahmin coffee shop owner, posing as a brahmin. In time,...

Eenadu is Krishna's 200th movie with huge star cast. It's almost on the same lines of his 100th movie ALLURI SEETHA RAMARAJU. But in this movie, he...

Gopi and Shyam look identical and use this feature for their benefit. They take each other's place and when Shyam falls into trouble regarding a...

While on a holiday, Raja meets and falls in love with Rani but breaks off the relationship due to family compulsions. Later, when he has all but...

Follows the story of a freedom fighter couple, Santhamma and Dharmarao, during the British Raj.