Akshay Kamle is known for Kaam chalu hai (2024).
Akshay Kapoor completed his schooling from St. Thomas Boys School Kidderpore, Kolkata and graduated in BBA from Bhawanipur College under Calcutta University in the year 2010. He was an active participant in theater from his school days which led to him writing, directing, producing and acting in numerous plays. After graduating from college, Kapoor chanced upon the opportunity to participate on the show Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega(2010) on Sony Entertainment Television. Though eliminated as a contestant, his comedy act was well received and applauded by the audience and he continued on the show as a recurring performer and appeared in the following season (2011) as well. In Kolkata, he began actively participating in theater and was spotted by acclaimed Director Srijit Mukherji while performing in the play Humpty Dumpty, who later cast him in his directorial Hemlock Society (film)(2012), followed by Mishawr Rawhoshyo(2013) and the national award winning Chotushkone(2014). Kapoor was always drawn towards performing on stage and would actively write, direct and act in plays and skits in school and inter-school competitions winning many accolades and awards. Professionally he started directing, writing and acting in his own plays starting with the dark comedy Orange Squash (2012), Tambola (2014), which was among 158 plays from India to be selected for Thespo, an annual youth theater festival at Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai which earned him a best actor nomination, and Behala Bulldogs (2016), another comedy revolving around the sport of Kabaddi. He is associated with various city based theater groups and has been working as an actor in numerous productions. After bit roles in Hemlock Society (film) and Mishawr Rawhoshyo, Akshay played the character of Samaresh in Chotushkone (2014) directed by Srijit Mukherji . The film won National awards for Best Direction, Cinematography and Screenplay at the 62nd National Film Awards of India. Since then he has acted in films like Bibaho Diaries (2017), Jawker Dhan (2017), Maacher Jhol (2017 feature film)(2017), Ahare Mon (2018), Network (2019 film), Shantilal O Projapoti Rohoshyo (2019). Kapoor first appeared in the acclaimed Web series Bose: Dead/Alive alongside Rajkummar Rao streaming on the ALTBalaji. Some of his other notable appearances on digital media include in Gariahter Ganglords (2018) and Rawhoshyo Romancho Series (2019) streaming on the Hoichoi along with TV film Mirchi Malini (Hotstar). Kapoor has appeared in various advertisements for popular brands such as Combiflam, Emami, Eleven Wickets, Ei Samay, ABP, Rashmi Cement, Mukharachak, etc.
Akshay Kapoor was born in 1982 in India. He is an actor and writer, known for Alag: He Is Different.... He Is Alone... (2006), Kal Kissne Dekha (2009) and Person of Interest (2011).
Akshay Kaushal is known for Shehri Gabru (2020).
Akshay Kelkar was born on 16 March 1992 in Kalwa, Thane, Maharashtra. He is an actor, known for Bhakharwadi (2019), Bol Hari Bol (2023) and Don Cutting 2 (2021).
Akshay Khanna is known for Red, White & Royal Blue (2023), Polite Society (2023) and Row.
Akshay Khare is known for Taabeer (2019).
Akshay Kulkarni is known for Baipan Bhari Deva (2023).
Born and raised in East London, Akshay's first exposure to the stage came at 11 years old as a result of his mother's concerns over his 'painfully shy' nature, and so enrolled him in classes at a local stage school. He was first was cast as Don John in 'Much Ado About Nothing', as part of the Shakespeare Schools' Festival. He quickly went on to work with the National Youth Theatre and began building professional screen credits, with small roles in ITV's Lewis and BBC's Silent Witness. At 18, he secured a place on the BA Acting course at The Drama Centre London. That summer he also landed the role of Aasef in the BBC 2 mini-series 'White Heat' (starring Sam Claflin, Claire Foy and Hugh Quarshie) and was approached by United Agents mid-production. Subsequently, he signed with United Agents one week prior to starting at The Drama Centre. Akshay's final year at the Drama Centre proved to be a busy one: securing his first lead role as the quiet, tech-savvy genius, Cam, in Unstoppable Entertainment's teen-party film 'Legacy'. Shortly after, he played Nicki Veer to Ray Panthaki's Jay Veer in the romantic comedy 'One Crazy Thing' (directed by Amit Gupta, starring Ray Panthaki and Daisy Bevan), followed by the role of Roshan Jabour in ITV's 'The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: Beyond the Pale' alongside Paddy Considine. A month before graduation, Akshay was cast as Rahim in Season 4 of the Emmy-winning U.S. show 'Homeland' (starring Claire Danes, Mandy Patinkin, Rupert Friend and Suraj Sharma). Akshay's first Hollywood feature film credit came in the form of a small, but essential role, in Michael Apted's 'Unlocked' (May 2017) starring Noomi Rapace, Orlando Bloom, John Malkovich and Michael Douglas. Since then, Akshay has gone on to work steadily between British and American Film & TV, as well as a handful of short and independent films - some of which he has co-produced.
Rajiv Hari "Akshay Kumar" Om Bhatia was born on September 09, 1967, in Amritsar, Punjab to Aruna Bhatia and Hari Om Bhatia. He is an Indian actor, film producer, former model, and television personality. He went to Bangkok to learn how to use a sword and also worked as a waiter in a restaurant. He studied martial arts in Hong Kong. It was a student who suggested that he should try modeling. Because of his success as model, he was offered films. Along with his good looks and excellent martial art skills, he was always the first choice to do adventurous movies. He does his own stunts in his films. His breakthrough performance was in Saugandh (1991). He was well known for his Khiladi series, an Indian version of James Bond, such as Mr. Bond (1992), Khiladi (1992), Main Khiladi Tu Anari (1994), Mr. & Mrs. Khiladi (1997) and Khiladi 420 (2000). He dated strings of his co-stars including Raveena Tandon, Shilpa Shetty Kundra, Pooja Batra and Rekha. His recent critically acclaimed performances include Airlift (2016), Baby (2015) and Rustom (2016). He is married to former actress and now author Twinkle Khanna with whom he has two children.