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Jai takes Kollywood by storm

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,July 12 2008]

The young actor who played Vijay's brother in the movie 'Bhagavathy' has come a very long way. Jai is flying high thanks to 'Subramaniapuram''s success. The young lad, who garnered all attention playing a prominent role in 'Chennai 600028' played an angry young man to perfection in 'Subramaniapuram'.

He is now the blue-eyed boy in Tamil cinema. Buzz is that he has been roped in to act in a film to be produced by director Shankar's S Films. Moreover, the director couple Pushkar - Gayathri have urged Jai to be part of their next directorial venture.

Pushkar - Gayathri wielded the magephone for 'Oram Po' (Auto) starring Arya and Pooja. Though the movie could not succeed at the box-office, it won critical reviews and they were appreciated. They are now keen to make a successful movie with Jai. Story discussions have commenced.

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