Rajiv Sharma
Rajiv Sharma is an actor, known for CollegeHumor Originals (2006), Star (2016) and Sinbad and the War of the Furies (2016).
Rajiv Surendra
Rajiv Surendra (born in Toronto in 1989) is a Canadian film and television actor and son of Tamil immigrants to Canada. He attended a special-arts high school, Wexford School for the Arts, specializing in painting, sculpting and pottery and continued his studies in University of Toronto. He appeared as Barney Oscarson in Radio Free Roscoe television series in 2003. But he is best known for playing Kevin Gnapoor in the film Mean Girls. Rajiv Surendra also performs "The Mathlete Rap" on the soundtrack of the film.
Rajiv Thakur
Rajiv Thakur is an actor, known for Bhavnao Ko Samjho (2010), Zindagi Zindabaad and Comedy Circus Ka Naya Daur (2011).
Rajiv Whabi
Rajiv Whabi is a producer, director and writer known for the feature film If Something Happens (2018), officially adapted from a 1964 story by author Lawrence Block. His additional films as a producer include Until Midnight (2016), and as executive-producer include The Last Scout (2017), Butterfly (2017), and The Yellow Wallpaper (2011). He initially began with experimenting in photography, which then evolved into a deeper interest in production and narrative filmmaking.
Rajiya Kazi
Rajiya Kazi is known for Jhund (2022).
Rajkamal
Rajkamal is known for Pen Vilai Verum 999 Rubai Mattume (2022) and Abhiyum Naanum (2020).
Rajkamal Verma
Rajkamal Verma is known for Damru-story behind a small change (2020).
Rajkiran
Rajkiran is known for Neelakanta (2006), Rin Shodh (1991) and Preeti Hungama (2010).
Rajko Lukac
Rajko Lukac is an actor, known for Dara iz Jasenovca (2020).
Rajko Scarabin
Eric Scarabin is an actor working out of the southern United States that moves easily between comedy and drama while remaining completely in character. He was born in New Orleans, Louisiana at Hotel Dieu Hospital but now hails from the small Mississippi town of Poplarville. He appeared in Between Worlds (2018) starring Nicolas Cage, Franke Potente, and Lydia Hurst and an Indie Pilot titled Scam County (2018). Other recent appearances include roles as a Dixie Mafia based movie titled Cornbread Cosa Nostra and Blood Country both of which also had an appearance, by Jeremy London. He has learned under private tutelage from Jeremy London and Tom Proctor and employs the Stanislavski Technique.