The first post in my A to Z Blogging Challenge 2025 campaign is a poem dedicated to one of my favourite Instagram personalities, Rohit Raghavendra. Rohit is an actor, a digital content creator, and a freelancing content strategist.
Initially having started out as an engineering student, he eventually opted out to earn his Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. Post his graduation, he worked at an ad agency for a year before making a foray into acting (check out his IMDB profile at the end of this post). In 2020, the COVID-19 lockdown forced him to turn towards Instagram as his primary creative outlet. And he has never looked back since then.
Rohit can do superb impressions of several celebrities - you can check his IG for reels on MS Dhoni, Hritik Roshan, Abhishek Bachchan, and several other. But besides these, what makes me a great fan is his ability to make hilarious observations about everyday people and their shenanigans, his funny take on quirky as well as strange-yet-accepted social behaviours, eccentric pop culture personalities and trends, and other relatable stuff.
Among his reels that went viral were his impression of an over-eager airhostess, which has so far garnered more than 20 million views. My personal favourites are his reels on how everyday conversations of young duded in Sanskrit would sound like, the idea of Lonavala as a holiday destination and one on LinkedIn posts.
His Instagram URL is Instagram
His IMDB profile can be found on IMDB
Do visit his profile and check out his content.
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Hope you liked this poem. Please leave your comments/feedback, irrespective of whether or not you liked what you read. It's a great way to start a conversation or a dialogue. Most importantly, it helps me get better.
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A multi-talented genius? That's the impression I get from this post. I'll come back to find out more.
ReplyDeleteI've shared his IG link at the end of the post. I'm sure if you visit his profile you'll turn into a fan :)
DeleteThank you for dropping by. Do come back tomorrow to find out about another IG personality.
Sounds like a talented guy! Have to check some of his reels now!
ReplyDeletePlease do. You'll find his IG link at the end of the post.
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On That Stage I Can Be Whoever I Want - this was such a beautiful line! Also what a talented way of introducing a handle.
ReplyDeleteGlad this resonated with you. Thanks for dropping by Suchita :)
DeleteYes, it is possible to cook and roast and yet never overkill... interesting lines there. Just one question: Why insist on every word in every line in caps?
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So glad to see you in the comments after so many years Arvind :) Hope you are doing well.
DeleteI personally tend to capitalize each word when I write poems to add emphasis to the syllable structure. I gather from the comments that this could possibly be an irritant for many readers. Getting this changed right away.
Thanks for dropping by. All the best for the challenge.
Cool poem on a cool uber talented guy! Paring back the caps would make reading smoother - just my two cents. All the very best for the challenge!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it Nilanjana :) Means a lot coming from you.
DeleteThank you. And best wishes for your campaign too.
I swear I thought you were talking about yourself! So well written! Will have to check out Rohit now, you've made me that curious! Mayuri
ReplyDeleteSeems like I took you by surprise at the very end :) Will share a reel or two with you.
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I am impressed by your words so now I will have to find some of his videos. So good to visit your blog after a long time.
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