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In my experience;
Vamana can deal a lot of damage in a game, it's just not burst damage.
He can also tank very well as long as you aren't being stupid about how you are playing him.
He has a knockup and slow which can help you team deal more of their damage for longer.
Using his dash agressively has the same pros and cons of other gods dashes - like Bellona and Guan as you mentioned before. It can put you in danger, but if you are doing that recklessly (in other words, if you have no map awareness or common sense) it will get you killed because you are out of position. If you use it smartly, you can get away with using it agressively. And his ult can be used to get out pretty easily as well (actually easier in some matchups and situations).
I've seen more than a few games and videos where someone has used Vamana effectively. I'm not arguing that he is better than all other characters or anything, just that he isn't as bad as you and OP are making him out to be.
I actually agree with you on Frostbound and Katana not feeling right. I don't use his ultimate that way either, mostly as a way to escape/heal up/bodyblock. The frostbound/Katana is more for people who like to use it for chasing. Most people who complain about his ult usually want to chase people with it, so it's what I end up suggesting for it.
Warriors also deal damage, and some have decent CC. Guardian could be protecting your backline, whilst the Warrior deals with theirs (or the other way around). It depends a little more on team compositions then (on both sides).
The problem with picking a DPS guy to take caure of the backline, is they are in the backline. Unless you take an assassin, they aren't likely to get close enough safely. And you don't usually want double assassins (though it can work, just not always a good idea).
They might not be able to kill them, but they can take some of the damage, and deal a fair amount in return (they will likely have Thorns).
The other more obvious reason, variety/diversity in damage. If you have 2 Guardians that constantly do this, they (enemy team in general) can just buy a little more magical protection. If you have a Warrior and a Guardian, they can't really do that as easily. This is where team composition comes in again.