Andrea Jeremiah

Andrea Jeremiah, born on December 21, 1984, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, is a multitalented Indian actress, playback singer, and musician who has established herself as one of Tamil cinema’s most versatile female performers. A trained Western classical pianist, she brings a unique artistic sensibility to both her acting and musical careers.

Andrea made her acting debut in Selvaraghavan’s “Pachaikili Muthucharam” (2007) and went on to deliver memorable performances in critically acclaimed films like “Taramani” (2017) directed by Ram, “Vada Chennai” (2018) by Vetrimaaran, and “Master” (2021) alongside Vijay. Her performance in “Pisasu” (2014), directed by Mysskin, was particularly praised for its emotional depth and understated power.

As a playback singer, Andrea has lent her voice to numerous popular Tamil film songs, collaborating with composers like A.R. Rahman, Harris Jayaraj, and Yuvan Shankar Raja. Her songs from “Vishwaroopam” (2013) and other films have been widely appreciated. She also performs as a live musician and has been part of musical concerts.

Her recent work includes “Demon” (2023), “Vettaiyan” (2024), and several other high-profile projects. Known for her bold choice of roles, musical talent, and her ability to seamlessly switch between commercial and art-house cinema, Andrea Jeremiah continues to be one of Tamil cinema’s most respected and multifaceted female artists.