People Named Rahul
- Rahul Bajaj, industrialist
- Rahul Banerjee (archer), archer
- Rahul Banerjee (actor), actor
- Rahul Bhatt, fitness trainer, actor and son of Mahesh Bhatt
- Rahul Bose, actor
- Rahul Chandran, Policy analyst
- Rahul Deshpande, Indian classical singer
- Rahul Dev, model, actor
- Rahul Dev Burman, music director
- Rahul Dholakia, Indian Film Director-Producer-Screenwriter
- Rahul Dravid Cricketer, Indian cricket team
- Rahul Gandhi, Indian politician and son of Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi
- Rahul Gunderjaharagand, Viceroy of Patna, 1854–1866
- Rahul Kanwat, cricketer
- Rahul Khanna, Bollywood actor
- Rahul Kumar, footballer
- Rahul Mahajan (blogger), noted American blogger and author
- Rahul Mahajan (politician), son of Late Pramod Mahajan, a prominent Indian politician
- Rahul Mukerjee, Professor of Operations Management
- Rahul Nambiar, Indian playback singer and live performer
- Rahul Nanda, Businessman
- Rahul Prasad, cricketer
- Rahul Raj (composer), South Indian composer
- Rahul Ram, musician
- Rahul Roy, Bollywood actor
- Rahul Roy (accountant), Accountant
- Rahul Saini, Indian author
- Rahul Sanghvi, cricketer
- Rahul Sankrityayan, historian, Buddhist religious scholar, Marxist philosopher, prolific writer and polymath
- Rahul Sarpeshkar, scientist
- Rahul Sharma (Hong Kong cricketer) (born 1960), Hong Kong cricketer
- Rahul Sharma (musician) (born 1972), Indian classical musician
- Rahul Sharma (Indian cricketer) (born 1986), Indian cricketer
- Rahul Singh, Canadian paramedic
- Rahul Sood, founder of VooDooPC
- Rahul Vaidya, singer, Indian Idol runner up
- Rahul Varma, playwright
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