Growth of women in action films is inspiring: Amy Jackson

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New Delhi. Amy Jackson is playing the role of a strict police officer in her upcoming film ‘Crack’. She said the evolution of women in action films is inspiring as they are not limited to just glamour.

Amy told IANS, ‘The growth of women in action films is strong. It’s inspiring to see that actresses are now playing strong, impactful roles instead of just being limited to glamour.

The actress, who made her debut in the 2010 Tamil film ‘Madrasapattinam’, said that women want equal representation on screen as male actors.

Women of all ages want to feel represented on screen and want to see an actress playing a role, she said, because being attractive is important for equality in cinema.

In the upcoming film directed by Aditya Dutt, Amy will be seen performing stunts with her co-stars Vidyut Jammwal, Arjun Rampal and Nora Fatehi.

How much is too much for an actor to invest in a role, given the risk?

On this he said, ‘It is important to maintain the balance of sports and stunts in any role. It is important to prioritize safety and be mindful of boundaries. Collaborating with an experienced actor like Vidyut Jammwal makes the whole experience better.

His unmatched expertise in executing action choreography not only instills confidence in the director and the story, but also empowers the actors to own their own stunts.

For Amy, working with electricity was a safe experience.

“Working with such a maestro not only feels safe but also immerses me in the thrill of being under the guidance of a phenomenal choreographer.

–IANS

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