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Jayalalitha is also known as Amma. He served as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister for 14 years. He was born on 24th February 1948 and on December 5, 2016. In this post we will know 8 interesting facts related to the life of Jayalalitha.

1. When he was one year, his name was kept Jayalalitha. It is said that Jayalalitha's name was named after his two homes in Mysore - 'Jai Vilas' and 'Lalita Vilas' - where he lived. Jayalalitha was only 3 years old, then he started learning Indian classical dance Bharatnatyam.

2. Jayalalitha was forced to act in the Tamil Film Industry at the age of 15, his actress mother evening, whose real name was Vedavati. When he entered the world of acting, he was a student and was the state level topper.

3. Jayalalitha wanted to be a lawyer but his first film was so successful that he became the popular face of the Tamil film industry. Jayalalitha's first film was released as 'only adult'. Since Jayalalitha was under 18 years old, she could not see her first film at that time.

4. Jayalalitha acted in 85 Tamil films. Apart from this, he acted in a Hindi film 'Izzat' which was hit. Dharmendra had worked with him in this film.

5. Jayalalitha came to the saying of his co-artist and mentor MGR, who was the guardian of DMK. He was created a promotional secretary and was nominated for the Rajya Sabha when he joined his politics.

6. As a Chief Minister, Jayalalitha used to take only 1 rupee salary. He refused to accept his first salary check as Chief Minister that he has a "abundant source of income and he does not need salary". It is said that he should get salary as a public servant, he accepted the salary of Rs 1 / -. This decision made them even more popular among the people.

7. Jayalalitha remained the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu for more than 14 years. During his first tenure as Chief Minister in 1995, Amma organized a grand organized son of Sudhakaran's wedding, which is recorded in the Guinness Book of World Record. According to this record, this marriage was done in 50 acres of ground in Chennai in Tamil Nadu, in which more than 1.5 lakh guests were invited.

8. Jayalalitha was once included in the Mahaka festival in 'Kumbakonam' which is called Kumbh Mela of South India. In an attempt to get a glimpse of Amma, the huge crowd was deposited on the spot, resulting in a stampede, in which 50 people had lost their life.