Rahul Bose (born 27 July 1967) is an Indian actor, director, and activist known for his powerful presence in independent cinema and socially driven storytelling. He gained critical acclaim with English, August and Mr. and Mrs. Iyer, earning a reputation for portraying introspective, layered characters. His work in films like The Japanese Wife and his own directorial projects further cemented his standing as a thoughtful, genre-defying artist. Off-screen, Bose is a dedicated humanitarian and public speaker, consistently using his platform for social impact.

Bose’s personal style is sharp yet understated—refined tailoring, muted tones, and a minimalist approach that reflects his intellectual persona. His eyewear choices are equally measured. He favours clean, classic silhouettes with slim profiles, typically rectangular or softly rounded. Often seen in pieces from Ray-Ban and Burberry, his frames strike the perfect balance between elegance and function. Whether at a film festival or panel discussion, his glasses complete a look that’s quietly assured—worldly, articulate, and deeply rooted in substance.