| Rasheek | Connoisseur; A Ray of Light |
| Rathees | God; Lord Shiva |
| Rathesh | Lord of the chariot or charioteer. |
| Reethen | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a king of the heart' |
| Reghunath | Another name for Lord Rama. |
| Rejaneesh | The Moon; God of Night |
| Rejil | One who is radiant and bright. |
| Rejilal | A shining and brilliant person. |
| Rejinish | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a king of the mind' |
| Rejitha | Bright; Luminous; Ornamented |
| Remeesh | The Preserver; Peace |
| Rengith | One who is joyful and happy. |
| Renjeesh | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is a king of the senses' |
| Renju | To Make Happy; Joyful |
| Rethik | Of a Stream; Symbol of Prosperity |
| Rhijil | Derived from Arabic, meaning 'one who is a gift from God' |
| Ridhikesh | Lord of prosperity and wealth. |
| Ridhujith | Gift of God, a name that signifies divine blessings |
| Ridhum | A rhythmic and musical person. |
| Rijeesh | One who is full of energy. |
| Rijil | Strong and powerful, a name that conveys confidence |
| Rijoy | Victory; Variant of Vijay |
| Rishikesan | Lord of the universe, a name that signifies divinity |
| Rithiv | King, a name that signifies royalty and power |
| Rithush | King of the earth, a name that signifies dominance |
| Rohind | A person who is rising upward. |
| Rojish | Born on a Tuesday, a name that signifies auspiciousness |
| Ropesh | Lord of beauty and elegance. |
| Roshwin | One who is bright and famous. |
| Rudrasena | Army of Lord Shiva |
| Rugeesh | Born during the rainy season, a name that signifies fertility |
| Radhakrishan | Lord Krishna - Radha |
| Radhesham | Lord Krishna, beloved of Radha. |
| Ragawa | A Sanskrit name meaning 'charming' or 'attractive' |
| Ragbindra | A melody of the divine Lord. |
| Raghay | A variant of Raghu, meaning 'charming' or 'attractive' |
| Raghunathan | Son of Dasarath; Lord Rama |
| Ragvendra | The supreme lord of melodies. |
| Rajabhau | Lord of the kings, a title of respect in Marathi culture |
| Rajanand | Joy of the king, a name combining Sanskrit and Hindi roots |