Amy Louise Jackson was born in the Isle of Man on 31 January 1992. She began at modelling at the age of 14 and later won Miss Teen Liverpool and Miss Teen Great Britain titles before going on to win Miss Teen World in 2009. She was also the runner-up to the Miss England title in 2010.
In 2010, director AL Vijay had seen her photo on the Miss Teen World website. He called her for an audition and signed her up to play the lead role opposite Arya in Madrassapattinam.
She was then signed on by Gautham Vasudev Menon to play the role played by Trisha in the Hindi remake of Vinaithandi Varuvaaya. She went on to play memorable roles in Thaandavam and I opposite Vikram, in Thanga Magan opposite Dhanush, in Gethu opposite Udhayanidhi Stalin, opposite Vijay in Their, opposite Rajinikanth in 2.0 and opposite Arun Vijay in Mission: Chapter 1.
She is deeply involved in numerous works of charity. She is also a vegan, a member of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) and an animal rights activist.
Enjoy our selection of songs featuring Amy Jackson.
TOP 20 Tamil Songs for week ending 14 Aug 2026
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TOP 20 Tamil songs for week ending 07 August 2026
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TOP 20 Tamil Songs for week ending 31 July 2026
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TOP 20 Tamil Songs for the week ending 24 July 2026
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Black Day for Indian Cinema – 21 July 2001
Post Views: 30 Nadigar Thilagam Sivaji Ganesan breathed his last at 19h45 on 21 July 2001, bringing an end to a remarkable life of a
K. Bhagyaraj Special 6: Classic Film Review: “Dhaavani Kanavugal”
Post Views: 31 K. Bhagyaraj’s 11th directorial – titled Dhaavani Kanavugal – was released on 14 September 1984 and saw K. Bhagyaraj share the screen