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Suminda Sirisena
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Suminda Sirisena

( 1948-07-04 ) 4 июля 1948 г.
Bossella, Kegalle , Ceylon
Died4 December 2023(2023-12-04) (aged 75)
Gampaha, Sri Lanka
EducationTholangamuwa Central College
Alma materOpen University of Sri Lanka
University of Sri Jayewardenepura
OccupationActor
Years active1966–2012
SpouseLeela Sirisena
Children2
Parents
  • Bulathgamuwage Singho (father)
  • Punchi Nona (mother)
AwardsKala Keerthi (2017), Kala Bhushana (2014)

Кала Сирисена ( сингала : ) ; Sirisena Керти Suminda Суминда [ 1 ] Очень универсальный актер, Сирисена сыграла широкий спектр главных или вспомогательных ролей и была лауреатом премии «Лучший актер» на многих фестивалях. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ]

Личная жизнь

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Сирисена родилась 4 июля 1948 года в Босселле, сельской деревне в Кегалле , Шри -Ланка, в качестве старшей семьи с четырьмя братьями и сестрами. [ 5 ] [ 6 ] Его отец, Булатгамуваге Сингхо, был небольшим бизнесменом в деревне, который также исполнял традиционные народные драмы Шри-Ланки [ 7 ] и его мать, Панчи Нона, была домохозяйкой. У него были два младших брата и младшая сестра. После начального образования в сельской школе Bossella Maha Vidyalaya он был награжден стипендией для посещения Центрального колледжа Толангамувы в 1963 году. [ 8 ]

After his school education, Sirisena moved to Colombo to join the Sri Lanka Railways as a Special Apprentice in 1969. While establishing his career as an actor in theatre, Sirisena went to Oman in 1970 to work as a quantity surveyor for two years. After returning home, he worked as a technical officer at the Victoria Dam project. Then he went back abroad in 1979 and returned to Sri Lanka in 1984.[9]

Before 1971, he was an activist and continually attended the meetings conducted by Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna. But as the party entered the process of armed struggle, he quit politics.[10] He obtained a B.A. degree in Social Sciences from the Open University of Sri Lanka and then completed an M.A, degree from the University of Sri Jayewardenepura.[11]

Suminda Sirisena was married to Leela Sirisena. The couple had two sons, Prabhath and Nanditha.[11]

Acting career

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At Tholangamuwa Central College, he studied under Ariyawansa Ranaweera, Jayasumana Dissanayake, Daya Alwis and Wijayaratne Athurupane who were scholars and artists who had a major influence on Sri Lankan theatre and arts for many decades. In 1967, Sirisena played the lead role "Kashyapa" in the stage drama Girikūṭa which was selected to the final round of the State School Drama Festival.[9] In 1969, he joined the first batch of students of the theatre school Ranga Shilpa Shalika at Lionel Wendt Art Centre founded by Dhamma Jagoda with the assistance of Daya Alwis.

His first role on the public stage was the role of "Dionis" in the play Mūdu Puththu,[3] which also marked the first appearance of popular cinema actor Ravindra Randeniya. He acted in many stage dramas of the 1970s such as Namel Weeramuni's Vansakkārayō, Ranjith Dharmakeerthy's Hasthi Rāja Mahattayā and Hiru Næti Lova, Dayananda Gunawardene's ānanda Javanikā, Tilak Gunawardena's Kōntha Nōnā, Dhamma Jagoda's Ves Muhuṇu, Jayalath Manoratne's Andarēlā, Guru Tharuva', Bandula Vithanage's Rōmaya Gini Ganī.[11] He made his film acting debut with Duhulu Malak (1976).[3]

After returning to Sri Lanka in 1984, Sirisena was involved in Thilak Gunawardena's dramas. He acted in the plays Sapatheru Hamine by Miyuri Samarasinghe and then in Mī Pura Væsiyō by Somaratne Dissanayake. After completing the studies, he joined the drama group of Ediriweera Sarachchandra and acted in renowned stage dramas such as Manamē, Sinhabāhu, Kadāvaḷalu, Bava Kaḍathurā, and Mahāsāra.[12] In 1993, Sirisena won the Best Actor award for the role in Kadathurawa at the State Drama Festival.[6] In 2002, he formed a drama school called "Siwuranga". He was able to produce four batches of students from that academy. Thereafter he worked as an instructor at the Tower Hall Academy in Colombo.[11] In 1997, he won the best actor award at the State Theater Festival that year for his performance in the play Rōmaya Gini Ganī.

Sirisena's first teledrama was Sihina Nimnaya, produced by Sri Lanka Rupavahini in 1985. He gained wide acclaim for his second teledrama Kumārihāmi, another Rupavahini production, where he played the supporting role of Hichchi Mahaththayā.[13] He later acted in more than 40 teledrama series.[3] His role as "Isaa" in the critically acclaimed serial Charitha Thunak is a hallmark of his television career. He later acted in the serials: Nisalavila, Ramya Suramya, Hada Vila Sakmana as well as in Asalvæsiyō with the role "Jayamangala".

He also acted in many critically notable films such as Saptha Kanya, Yakada Pihatu, Uppalawanna, Samanala Thatu, Uduganyamaya and Ira Handa Yata.[14][15]

During his illness, he was working with two television serials, Sepalika and Boralu Paara.[11][16]

Notable stage dramas

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  • Aadi Rele Nadagama
  • Ananda Javanika
  • Andarela
  • Andhakaraya
  • Bavakadaturawa
  • Girikutha
  • Hasthiraja Mahathmaya
  • Hiru Nethi Lowa
  • Kadathurawa
  • Kada Walalu
  • Konthanona Samugenima
  • Mahasara
  • Maname
  • Meepura Wasiyo
  • Megha
  • Moodu Puththu
  • Muhunu Dekak
  • Nadagamkarayo
  • Parassa
  • Sapatheru Hamine
  • Sinhabahu
  • Thaksala Nadagama
  • Umathu San Warusawa
  • Vinishchaya
  • Wansakkarayo
  • Wes Muhunu

Selected television serials

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Illness and death

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In May 2012, Sirisena was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of Colombo National Hospital due to sudden illness and fever.[52] Beginning then, he had difficulties with walking. He was taking physiotherapy treatments at the time of his death.[11] After 2012, Sirisena did not take part in any productions due to illness.[53]

Sirisena died at a private hospital on 4 December 2023, at the age of 75.[54][55][56]

Filmography

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  • No. denotes the Number of Sri Lankan films in the Sri Lankan cinema.[57]
Year No. Film Role
1976 344 Duhulu Malak Upali
1980 454 Dandu Monara Punchi Mahaththaya
1993 770 Guru Gedara Wedding guest
1993 782 Saptha Kanya Sarath [58]
2003 1016 Yakada Pihatu Wilson 'Aiyya'
2004 1038 Gini Kirilli [59]
2005 1247 Udugan Yamaya [60]
2005 1054 Samanala Thatu Soththi Martin
2007 1090 Uppalawanna Veda Mahaththaya
2007 1109 Pitasakwala Kumarayai Pancho Hathai
2010 1144 Ira Handa Yata Trader
2011 1160 Gamani School teacher
2013 1185 Bomba Saha Rosa Minister Daya

Awards and honours

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  • Suminda Sirisena was awarded Kala Keerthi, the highest national honour for arts, culture and drama in Sri Lanka, in 2017.[61][62]
  • In 2014 he was awarded the Deshanethru award[63] and the Kala Bhushana state award in recognition of the service he had rendered to the country's performing arts.

State Drama Festival, Sri Lanka

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
1992 Megha Best Supporting Actor Won
1993 Bavakadathurawa Best Actor Nominated
1995 Andarela Best Supporting Actor Won
1997 Romaya Gini Gani Best Actor Won

State Tele Awards Festival, Sri Lanka

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
2007 Punaragamanaya Best Supporting Actor Nominated
2013 Monara Tenna Best Supporting Actor Won

Sumathi Tele Awards, Sri Lanka

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
1997 Megha Best Supporting Actor Won
1999 Nisala Wila Best Actor Won
2003 Ransirige Sangramaya Best Supporting Actor Won
2004 Ramya Suramya Best Actor Won

Signis Awards, Sri Lanka

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Main article: SIGNIS Awards (Sri Lanka)
Year Nominee / work Award Result
1995 Siyapatha Best Actor Won
1995 Isiwara Asapuwa Best Supporting Actor Won
2002 Asani Wesi Best Actor Won
2004 Hadavila Sakmana Best Actor Won
2005 Uttamaviya Best Actor Won
2005 Ginikirillee Outstanding Performance Won
2006 Teth Saha Viyali Best Actor Won
2011 Abarthu Atha Best Supporting Actor Won

Raigam Awards, Sri Lanka

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
2003 Punchirala [64] Best Actor Won
2018 Excellence of Drama [65] Special Merit Award Won

References

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  46. ^ {{ On the other side there are separate stories of "Sirinatha", a shrewd young businessman and "Jayantha" who plays the role of a desperate youth living in poverty and poor social circumstances. The principal roles are played by Ranjan Ramanayake, Roger Seneviratne, Dilani Abeywardena, Manel Jayasena, Suminda Sirisena and Kanchana Mendis}}
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  57. ^ «История кинотеатра Шри -Ланки» . Национальная кино корпорация Шри -Ланки . Получено 9 августа 2016 года .
  58. ^ "Unmada wu Premadara: Сапта Каня" . Сарасавия . Получено 12 января 2021 года .
  59. ^ «Романист превращает режиссера в" Джини Кирилли " . The Sunday Times . Получено 11 марта 2017 года .
  60. ^ « Удугам Ямайя» готова к вверх по течению » . Sunday Times . Получено 18 августа 2019 года .
  61. ^ «Национальные награды - 2017» . Ежедневное зеркало . Коломбо. 21 марта 2017 года . Получено 21 марта 2017 года .
  62. ^ «Национальные награды через 12 лет» . The Sunday Times . Коломбо. 19 марта 2017 года . Получено 2 июня 2017 года .
  63. ^ "Империя - полное сердце национальной культуры, Канди Остров (в сингальском). Коломбо. 15 сентября 2014 года.
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  65. ^ «Райгам Телеис 2017 лауреат премии » Сарасавья Получено 29 марта
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