Ved Goswami
Ved Goswami is known for Jag Wala Mela (1988), Kudrat (1981) and Laajo (1983).
Ved Prakash
Writer of Hindi Movie "Total Dhamaal", "Ronde Saare Vyah Picho" (Punjabi) and Associate Director of "Dhamaal", "Masti" and "Pyare Mohan". Started as an assistant Director and did Movies like "Judge Mujrim", "Sapoot" and "Ishq". Then become first Assistant Director with "Mann" and "Rishtey" and later became Associate Director in "Masti", "Pyare Mohan" and "Dhamaal". Known for Total Dhamaal (2019), Dhamaal (2007), Masti (2004).
Ved Prakash
Ved Prakash is known for Home (2015), Post Dark (2015) and Post Dark L (2015).
Ved Rao
Ved Rao is known for The Unlisted (2019) and Life as a Refugee (2020).
Ved Redic
Ved Redic was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. Due to the Bosnian civil strife, Redic moved to Ulm Baden-Württemberg Germany, where he acted & performed in Musical Theatre plays. At the age of 13 he and his family moved to San Diego, California. Redic attended Point Loma High School, & graduated from San Diego State University. While in college Redic decided to further continue his love for the arts, taking up numerous advanced theatre & film courses. Upon graduating from college, Redic decided it was time to fully commit to acting professionally which caused him to move to Hollywood California. Redic has been featured in many commercials & has won multiple awards in his film "In a Parallel World". In 2018 Redic's film "Tomislav's Diary" was screened at Paramount Pictures.
Ved Thappar
Ved Thappar is known for Gully Boy (2019), Awwal Number (1990) and Sachin: The Ultimate Winner (2023).
Veda Agrawal
Veda Agrawal is known for Mayanagari - City of Dreams (2019).
Veda Ann Borg
Born in Boston, Veda Ann Borg was a New York model in 1936 when a screen test brought her a short-lived contract at Paramount, where she made her debut film, Three Cheers for Love (1936). She fit better at Warner Brothers, where she played at least 15 roles (some of them bits) in 1937-38; but in 1939 a severe auto crash, requiring full facial reconstruction by plastic surgery, interrupted her career. Still attractive, she freelanced through the 1940s, often at "poverty row" studios like Monogram. In many of her films (both before and after the accident) she played a brassy, man-hungry, lower-class sexpot. Despite considerable talent, she received leading roles only in a few B films like What a Blonde (1945). Veda could make the smallest bit part memorable, though, with one line or a bit of business. Who could forget the sassy once-over she gives Wayne Morris in Kid Galahad (1937) or her "modderen singer of modderen songs" in The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947). Her later roles were more varied, from a zombie to Blind Nell (a memorable last role) in The Alamo (1960). Veda's second marriage (1946-1958), to director Andrew V. McLaglen, produced three children: Mary McLaglen, Josh McLaglen, and Andrew Victor McLaglen II. She died of cancer in Hollywood at age 58 after at least 100 film roles.
Veda Bhadra
Veda Bhadra is known for Sufiyum Sujatayum (2020).
Veda Buckland
Veda Buckland was born on August 25, 1882 in Montréal, Québec, Canada. She was an actress, known for Mystery of Edwin Drood (1935), Doctor Bull (1933) and This Mad World (1930). She was married to Wilfred Buckland. She died on May 20, 1941 in Los Angeles County, California, USA.