Showing all artists born in January 31

Amy Louise Jackson is a British beauty pageant titleholder, model and actress, working in various Indian film industries. She won the Miss Teen World competition in 2009, went on to win Miss Liverpool in 2010. She made her acting debut with the 2010 Tamil period-drama Madrasapattinam. She made her Bollywood debut with Ekk Deewana Tha (2012).  She is making her debut in Tollywood (Telugu) cinema with Yevadu.

Jackson was born in the Isle of Man to Alan and Marguerita Jackson and has an elder sister Alicia. The family returned to their parents' home of Woolton, Liverpool, two years after Jackson's birth so that her father, who is BBC Radio Merseyside's producer, could continue his media career.Jackson attended St. Edward's College, gaining 10 GCSEs, and then went to sixth form to study English Language, English Literature and Philosophy and Ethics.

After winning the Miss Teen Liverpool and Miss Teen Great Britain pageants, she won the Miss Teen World in 2009.  Jackson won 18 prizes, which included a modelling contract in the US on a $50,000 scholarship.  She won Miss Liverpool in 2010. She participated in the Miss England competition in 2010 but lost out to Jessica Linley in the final.  Jackson signed a second modelling contract with Boss Model Management and modelled all over Europe. In 2009, at the age of 19, Indian film producers spotted her on a model agency website and invited her to audition, which led to her casting as the female lead in the Tamil film Madrasapattinam. 

It is a period-drama film where she plays the role of a British Governor’s daughter in 1947 India.  After the film was eventually released on 9 July 2010, it was a critical and commercial success, with Jackson gaining praise for her performance.

According to the Daily Mail, Jackson "learnt about Bollywood by watching Shilpa Shetty in the reality show Big Brother".  Later, she was signed by Gautham Menon to play a Malayali Nasrani Christian in Ek Deewana Tha, her Bollywood debut and a Hindi remake of another 2010 Tamil film Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa. She played the role of a Nasrani (Syrian Christian) girl from Kerala.  She has been signed to do Yevadu and the film I.

Laya Gorty is a Telugu film actress and a Kuchipudi dancer. Her debut film as child actor is Bhadram Koduko in 1992. Later, she started as an actress with Telugu film Swayamvaram in 1999 along with another popular actor, Venu in 1999. She went on to act in about 40 Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam films.

Laya is born into a Telugu family in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh and attended Nirmala High School, Vijayawada. Her mother was a music teacher in Nirmala High School, Vijayawada and her father a doctor. During her school days, she was a state level Chess player. Later, she moved to Hyderabad and participated in multiple stage shows as a Classical Dancer, having performed in more than 50 stage shows.

She has a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. She is married to Dr. Sri Ganesh Gorty on 14 June 2006 and currently lives in Los Angeles, California. The couple have a daughter Sloka Gorty and a son Vachan Gorty. Her father is the noted nephrologist Dr. Gopalakrishna Gandikota and she is the niece of well known phiatelist, numismatist and former Indian Naval officer Cdr. Sri Rama Rao Gandikota.

S. Raja popularly known as Pattimandram Raja is a Tamil television personality popular for his speech in talk shows (Pattimandram). His speeches in the debate talk shows (Patimandram), moderated by Solomon Pappaiah, made him famous among the Tamil households around the world. He also anchors a daily talk show called Vaanga Peasalaam broadcast on Sun TV. He is a banker by profession, He was graduated from The American College in Madurai and has acted in the few popular Tamil movies Sivaji, Guru En Aalu and Ko.

After pursuing B.com., degree in American College, Madurai, Raja studied M.A.,(Journalism and Mass communications) in Madurai Kamaraj University. Currently, he is working in United Bank of India. Raja has travelled with Solomon Pappaiah and became popular as a debate speaker.