
Acting · Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia · Born March 28, 1988
Liyana Jasmay is a Malaysian actress and singer. Her first acting role started in 1997 when she was only 9 years old in a TV drama entitled Si Lembik. The story is similar to the Hollywood movie The Little Rascals, where little kids play the roles of adults. It was produced and directed by Malaysian famous celebrity, Aznil Hj Nawawi. Over the years, Liyana Jasmay has made herself a household name by acting in numerous numbers of TV drama and TV series including Dendam Terlerai, Balqis, Orang Kasar, Cinta Sempadan, Najwa,and Cinta Si Rempit. She then made her first silver-screen role in a highly promoted movie Castello, where she starred alongside Malaysian award-winning actor Rosyam Nor. The role earned Liyana Jasmay her first Malaysian Film Festival 2006 nomination for the Best New Actress Award. Her career soared and she then won a Best Actress Award for Malaysian Film Festival 2009 for her role in the box-office movie, Papadom and a Best Actress Award for her role in an indie-gone-mainstream movie, KAMI.
MovieKata Hati
2026
MovieQifarah
2025
as Eykha
MovieThe Good Loan Sharks
2024
as Cik Pa
MovieHarimau Malaya: The Untold Journey
2024
as Ana
MovieDalang
2023
as Ayu
TVHisteria The Series
2022
MovieTolong Saya Encik Dinosaur
2020
TVCikgu Papa Kirim Salam
2019
MovieBella & Jamie
2019
as Bella
MovieStudio Awie
2018
MovieSindiket
2017
as Noreen
MovieCravings
2015
as Sarah
MovieIsyarat Cinta
2015
as Dhia
MovieBila Kau Datang
2015
MovieTokan
2013
as Suri
MovieChikaro
2013
as Special appearance
MoviePapadom 2
2013
as Miasara
NY Cinta
2013
Amukan Pocong
2012
MovieMisteri Jalan Lama
2011
as Awek Botak
MovieTolong! Awek Aku Pontianak
2011
as Liyana
MovieSenjakala
2011
as Karlisa
MovieSuperstition
2011
as Aishah
MovieNiyang Rapik
2010
as Laila
MovieDuhai Si Pari Pari
2009
as Pari-pari
MovieGold Diggers
2009
as Suri
MoviePapadom
2009
as Miasara
MovieMaut
2009
as Lina
MovieHisteria
2008
as Murni
MovieKami The Movie
2008
as Lynn
MovieSyaitan
2007
as Ana
MovieCastello
2006
as Pim
Rasuk
2003