#cast: rahul kohli

[thehauntingsource]

Rahul’s first post since the strikes ended!

[flanaganhorror]

Rahul Kohli on Instagram: The Men of Crockett Island Calendar #MidnightMass

Left to Right: Rahul Kohli, Hamish Linklater, Matt Biedel, and Michael Trucco

[screencapsoffunhaus]

[elliehopaunt]

From mikeflanagansource on IG

[be-the-glenn-to-my-maggie]

Hey man, Rahul Kohli is looking pretty fucking good this Flanaverse piece huh? And he's looking after Perry in the first actually sweet moment in the entire show? Awesome.

[starwent]

lmao okay i added reed richards as well.

[thanatoseyes]

I have my eyes on Life of Chuck like a hawk.

[macaro-mochi]

Just found out rahul kohli lost out to pedro pascal to play reed richards,,,, i need to take the day off,,,

[facepalming-since-chernobyl]

[commandervisor]

origin be like *is one of the characters with the most angst/storyline potential* and then his voice actor is like "oh yeah fortnite lore. umm. tilted towers. im the cube king apparently? i hate my song" well maybe if you listened to your song king!

[my-neuroglia]

I was going to spend all my money to have Tig Notaro replace Kevin Spacey and Mel Gibson in everything.

Now I would also like Rahul Kohli replace Chris Pratt in everything. I think he'd be amazing in both the Guardians movies and also he would distinctly improve the new Jurassic World movies. And he would make Tomorrow War interesting enough to finish.

“When you send me for a role and it says ‘South Asian, his name is Raj’ … I say ‘I don’t fucking want it.’ And then the next one comes in and it says it doesn’t have a race. ‘This is John. 30s. Handsome.’ … When it says that, I want that fucking role. So I want to take from the majority. That’s the only time I think about race.” —Rahul Kohli on Blackman Beyond podcast

[thehauntingsource]

This is so sweet! @flanaganfilm

[flanaganfilm]

Hello Mr Mike! I LOVED Midnight Mass. And the Muslim representation in that show was just *chefs kiss*. So i was wondering, did you have anyone on set that was Muslim that helped or was it all just research? And Rahul Kohli obviously did such justice to Sheriff Hassan <3

We did our research during the writing process, but it was really the contributions of two Muslim consultants that made all the difference. The first was Mohammed Bouissa, who went through each script during the writing process and gave us feedback on the scene work. He happens to be a lifelong friend of Rahul Kohli, so it actually made for a very special dynamic. He helped us shape the character of Hassan in every detail, and some scenes - like the parent/teacher scene at the school - are a direct result of his input. He helped us so much with developing the character and making sure our dialog was on point. I personally learned an enormous amount from him. And then, we were lucky to have a man named Mohammed Hajem with us on set during production to make sure we were handling the production details correctly. He was a Vancouver local who consulted on a wide variety of things, including the set decoration of Hassan's house, props, behavioral details in individual scenes (like at the Crock Pot Luck), and the authenticity of the prayers, both in pronunciation and physical behavior. He was with us throughout production, and his input on the final beach prayer scene in particular was incredibly moving. I am so grateful for their contribution to the series. It was a wonderful education for our cast, our crew, and (I hope) some of our viewers, and it led to some of the work I'm the most proud of in my whole career.

[kiwi-jien]

OMG, I forgot how much I loved their bromance during the runtime of iZombie! *.*

[ttenvely]

RAHUL KOHLI GIF PACK

In the source link below, you will find 254 gifs in 245x150 of RAHUL KOHLI (1985) in The Fall of the House of Usher (2023). He is of Punjabi Indian descent, so please cast accordingly. All gifs were made from scratch by me and are for roleplay purposes only. Please consider giving this a reblog if using or if you found this to be useful. Do not repost or claim as your own. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

[ex-libris-craux]

So Re: Dracula ended and has left a horror-themed-audiofiction-shaped hole in your life? Please allow me to recommend Shadows At The Door as your next listen! Some reasons you may be interested:

David Ault (Judge Moneybags, aka Lord Arthur Godalming) is, for the first couple of seasons, almost literally the entire cast. There are jokes about it. So many jokes. I think there are even T-shirts.

Karim Kronfli- you know, that Dracula dude? Is also a recurring VA, including for SatD's PHENOMENAL dramatisation of The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Rahul Motherfucking Kohli - also a VA for SatD! Believe me when I say I screamed like a little girl and replayed the episode four times in a day.

Ever listened to The Magnus Archives? Did you like their sound design? Nico does the score for SatD as well and it's BREATHTAKING.

Jamie Flanagan wrote the script for an episode in the current season. Yes, THAT Jamie Flanagan. The Haunting of Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, The Fall of the House Of Usher, Jamie Flanagan. You're welcome.

Two podcasts in one! Each episode features not just the horror fiction, but a post-episode discussion that is every bit as entertaining as the stories themselves. Mark Nixon (the showrunner) and David (Ault, yes), occasionally joined by VAs or writers, chat together thoughtfully, irreverently, frequently filthily, always entertainingly, sometimes even about the episode itself, lol (digressions are frequent, and frequently hilarious).

Drunk. Ghost. Stories. Trust me. TRUST ME.

The sound design is exquisite. Mark has a fantastically talented ear for effective and atmospheric foley and a flawless editor's touch.

An engaging blend of classic stories and new authors.

QUEER REP IN QUEER MEDIA MADE BY QUEER PEOPLE!!!!

Genuinely, Shadows at the Door is one of my favourite podcasts, full stop, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. It's just *so damn good*. Please consider giving it a listen!