Regin Rose

Regin Rose, born July 28, 1985, has been making some pretty interesting moves in the Indian film scene. He’s not just an actor—he’s also a casting director, which honestly is a whole different beast if you think about it. Most people might spot his face and remember him for his role in "The Family Man" from 2019. That series kind of blew up, right? Streaming everywhere, memes all over Instagram, and Regin just slid in there with this subtle but memorable performance. Not the flashy lead, but the sort of guy you realize later totally held the scene together. Then there’s "Alangu" from 2024. Now, this one’s fresher, not as mainstream maybe, but it’s the kind of project where you can tell everyone involved actually cares. Regin’s got this knack for picking roles that aren’t just background noise—he likes characters with a little grit, a little edge. He also worked on "Gargi" in 2022, which, by the way, was a whole emotional ride—family drama, courtroom tension, all that jazz. Regin’s part there? Not huge, but it sticks with you because he brings this weirdly relatable energy, like you’ve seen that guy in real life somewhere. What’s cool about Regin is he keeps things real, both in front of and behind the camera. He’s not chasing the big blockbuster roles or doing the same old thing just to be seen. You can tell he’s more about the craft than the spotlight. So, whether he’s casting talent or actually acting, you get this sense that he’s there because he actually loves it, not just for the red carpet moments. That’s pretty rare these days.