Roshan Mathew is a rising star in Indian cinema, known for his subtle performances and grounded, emotionally rich characters. Trained in theatre with a background in physics and formal acting education from the Drama School Mumbai, Roshan brings a rare combination of intellect and instinct to the screen. Starting his career on stage, he quickly transitioned to film, where his quiet intensity and natural charm won him wide acclaim.

He first drew attention in Malayalam cinema with his breakout role in Aanandam and went on to deliver standout performances in films like Koode, Moothon, Kappela, and C U Soon. Each of these roles showed his range from carefree youth to introspective, conflicted men navigating love, loss, and identity. His performances often avoid theatrics in favor of nuanced, internal expression, making him one of the most relatable actors of his generation.

Roshan has also expanded into Hindi cinema with roles in Choked and Darlings, further broadening his reach and earning him recognition across language industries. In 2023, he starred in the acclaimed international film Paradise, which premiered at major film festivals and was praised for its restrained storytelling. Most recently, his role in Ronth, a psychological police drama, has been lauded as one of his most compelling performances to date.

With a growing body of work that spans languages, genres, and platforms, Roshan Mathew is becoming a defining face of the new wave in Indian cinema, thoughtful, grounded, and deeply human. His commitment to layered storytelling and honest performances marks him as an actor who doesn’t chase stardom, but earns it with every frame.