Theatre Roshan had been active on stage since school, but his first opportunity to work in professional theatre came when the Chennai-based theatre company
Stagefright Productions came to Madras Christian College to audition actors for their production of
Dirty Dancing in August 2010. Roshan bagged the role of
Neal Kellerman, and the production went on stage at The Museum Theatre, Chennai in February 2011. He almost instantly fell in love with theatre, and went on to work with all the prominent Chennai-based companies in plays such as
Kamala, Leap, The Uprising, Tughlaq, and
Murder Me Always. He was also part of
The Little Theatre’s Christmas Pantomime in 2013. In Madras Christian College, Roshan along with his friends started a theatre group called
Theatre No. 60 which staged many plays in different colleges in the state. Their production of Alfred Hitchcock/Patrick Hamilton’s
Rope was widely appreciated, and their revival of Jean-Paul Sartre’s
No Exit won Roshan the award for Best Director at a national level student theatre festival in 2013. After moving to Bombay in 2014, Roshan was part of The Drama School Mumbai’s adaptation of
Eugene Shwartz's
The Dragon in 2016. After school, he went to join
Faezeh Jalali's widely acclaimed production
07/07/07. He then appeared in
Given directed by Padma Damodaran and written by Shivam Sharma, and
Rajit Kapoor's adaptation of
The Glass Menagerie. He has also directed an original play in Kochi called
A Very Normal Family with a new team of artists based in the city.
Film Roshan made his screen acting debut in a web series
Tanlines. He made his film debut in 2016 in
Puthiya Niyamam directed by
A. K. Sajan, followed by a small role in
Adi Kapyare Kootamani. It was Ganesh Raj's
Aanandam (2016) that put Roshan on the map. The coming-of-age movie opened to packed houses and was one of the biggest successes of the year in Malayalam. In 2018, he essayed a role in
Koode directed by
Anjali Menon. His other notable performances came in "Thottappan" (2019) alongside
Vinayakan, in
Viswasapoorvam Mansoor (2017), and
Orayiram Kinakkalal (2018). In 2019, he shot to fame by playing Ameer opposite
Nivin Pauly in
Geetu Mohandas's film
Moothon. His upcoming films are "Varthamanam", directed by
Sidhartha Siva along with
Parvathy, his debut Tamil film
Cobra directed by R Ajay Gnanamuthu alongside
Vikram. His recently released film is Netflix's
Choked directed by
Anurag Kashyap alongside
Saiyami Kher,
Kappela: where he played the lead role alongside
Anna Ben and
Sreenath Bhasi which gained positive reviews and also
C U Soon alongside
Fahadh Faasil. His performance in the latest
Malayalam movie
Kuruthi alongside
Prithviraj Sukumaran also garnered much attention. ==Filmography==