It’s no secret that she’s one of the most popular Indian actresses on Instagram — and a lot of credit for that goes to Amy’s stunning physique. The British bombshell has even modelled for a famous doll company to launch a series of Barbie dolls inspired by her... that’s how far her bikini body and striking looks have got her.
Confessing to being a fitness junkie, Amy shares, “I have always been a fitness freak and love a mix of kickboxing, gym, yoga, pilates, horse riding, dancing and I do things that I really enjoy. I also do skinny rappeling which is a quick cardio workout with crazy music and lighting, so it’s fun. When I’m not shooting, I like to spend time with friends and family. I love my pets and I’m a big animal lover. I also love outdoors and enjoy the nature and countryside. I spend half a month in Mumbai or Chennai and the other half in London, America and Europe.”
Revealing her calendar for the year, she adds, “I’m just finishing 2.O. My next Bollywood film that’s releasing this September is Ali — a rom-com with Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who’s such a spectacular natural actor. I’ve learnt a lot from him and Sohail Khan is a great director. I play the role of a golf manager and the story is slightly on the lines of Jerry Maguire. Then there are two British films I start in September. Bollywood is very structured and organised, but Kollywood and Tollywood can be quite spontaneous and I enjoy that. There’s another Bollywood film and a Telugu film after that.”
And of course, we have to ask her about her role in 2.O. “Rajinikanth called me junior Aishwarya Rai on the sets! He’s so humble, has a wonderful aura around him and is an absolute gentleman. My role is different and totally fresh. Also, Akshay Kumar and Rajini’s roles are very different. The costumes are fantastic.
We went to LA for the fittings and the LA-based designer who has worked for costumes of Iron Man, Men in Black and lots of Hollywood movies has worked on my wardrobe. My character has never been played before and Shankar who’s making this science fiction sequel told me it’s going to take a few days to get into the skin of the character. He’s a visionary and I love working with him. I still have to practise my Tamil and Hindi, which I’ve been trying to learn for a while now. But I have worked a lot on my body language!” she signs off with a grin.
