Lizzie Antony

Biography:

Indian actress Lizzie Antony primarily performs as a supporting actress in Tamil films. Her most well-known performances were in Taramani (2017) and Thanga Meenkal (2013). In addition to movies, Antony has acted in web series, short films, and ads.

In 2022, Lizzie Antony became the first actress from South India to win “The Phenomenal She” award, which is given out annually to 100 female achievers by the Indian National Bar Association (INBA).

She gained recognition thanks to Thanga Meenkal, who was directed by the well-known filmmaker Ram. Both the public and critics praised her portrayal as Stella Miss, a private school English teacher who enforces rules.

Antony is a classical dancer with a postgraduate degree in commerce from Madras University. She became well-known as a Tamil cinema actress as a result of her natural performance in the sleeper hit Taramani, her role as Mammootty in the commercially and critically successful film Peranbu, and her mother’s performance in Ispade Rajavum Idhaya Raniyum. She portrayed former Sri Lankan Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike in the over-the-top film Methagu and received praise from critics for Blue Star.