Jai Akash

Sathish Nageswaran, known by his stage name Jai Akash, is a not so popular Indian actor, who acted in Tamil and Telugu films. He has appeared in a few Kannada and Hindi films as well. He is best known for his controversies rather than his acting. 
Career.
Jai Akash, a Tamilian of Sri Lankan origin settled in London, sent his modelling photographs to the "Star Search" service run by Suhasini's entertainment portal website TamilTalkies.com during the late 1990s. K. Balachander, when casting a new actor to portray a small role in "Rojavanam" (1999), used the "Star Search" platform and selected Akash to be in the film.
Jai Akash began his career with his first film in Telugu, "Anandam", directed by Sreenu Vaitla and produced by Ramoji Rao. He acted in four Telugu films before he returned to Tamil and played the lead in "Inidhu Inidhu Kadhal Inidhu" (2003) opposite Neha, which was a remake of "Anandam", also produced by Ramoji Rao. In 2004, he teamed up with Sreenu Vaitla again in "Anandamanandamaye". He also starred in six Tamil films between 2004 and 2005; "Ramakrishna", "Kicha Vayasu 16", "Gurudeva", "Sevvel", "Amudhey" and "Kaatrullavarai". That year, he also starred in eight Tamil films, but the films either remained unreleased or had a delayed release and went on become commercial failures and his career was dubbed "jinxed". Furthermore, during the initial stage of his career, several films were announced, but were discontinued, including "Onnum Onnum Naalu", co-starring Mallika and "Fair and Lovely" alongside Madhumitha.
Jai Akash returned to the Telugu film industry and acted in three films produced by Mega Super Good Films; "Andala Ramudu" (2006), "Nava Vasantham" (2007) and "Gorintaku" (2008).
In 2013, Akash starred in the film "Anandam Arambam", the sequel to "Anandam". In 2016, he bought the distribution rights of a low-budget film called "Oruthal". In January 2017, he began work on a film titled "Aama Naan Porukkithaan", where he would appear in five different roles.
In Telugu, his next film is "Donga Prema", followed by the Tamil films, "Oruthal" (2016), "Aama Naan Porukkithan" (2017) and "Chennai 2 Bangkok" (2019).
Controversy.
In 2005, Jai Akash's "Guru Deva" released and Akash was appreciated for his acting, but the film didn't become a commercial success. The Telugu dubbed version of the film, "Guru", also failed with Muppa Ankanna Rao, the executive producer of the version, failing to promote the film. Akash complained at the producer council, that his film was killed by the producer purposely.
In 2009, Jai Akash filed a complaint to the Nadigar Sangam against actress Sunaina for not giving dates to complete his film "Madhan". He brought Sunaina from the Telugu film industry as a newcomer to the Tamil film industry and allowed her to act in "Kadhazhil Vizunthen", while she was on his contract, but Sunaina demanded more payment after the success of her film. Denying such reports, Jai Akash complained that Sunaina doesn't have any gratitude as he is the one that introduced her into the Tamil film industry and that he allowed her to act in "Kadhalil Vizhunthen" (2008) when she was in his contract. But, after the film became hit, she is not giving him dates to finish his film.