Priyantha Seneviratne (ප්†රà·'යන්à¶
සෙනවà·'රà¶à·Šà¶±; born 5 March) [Sinhala]), is an actor in
Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.[1][2] Particularly act
in comedy roles, Seneviratne is best known for the roles in television
serials Uncle Sam, Pabalu, Podi Mama and Isuru Bhavana.He is married
to Kanchana Kariyapperuma. He met Kanchana during the stage play
Arundathi and then from Saranga Nawen Awith. The couple has one
daughter, Pujani Manikya, who was born on 12 October 2005 and one son,
Chirath Gagan, born on 28 September 2007.[3]He entered drama career
with the stage play Makulu Del staged in 1986 produced by Jagath
Muthukumarana. At that time, he was a first year student at technical
college, Werahera. Then he joined with Rupavahini Corporation for the
children's program Kathandara Pituwa. He produced the program Balan
Sabe Muthure telecast by Rupavahini.[3] He also produced the stage
play, Minisa.[4]Seneviratne started his film career with a major role
in 2004 comedy film, Clean Out directed by Roy de Silva.[5][6] Some of
his popular cinema acting came through Sikuru Hathe, Ethumai Methumai
and Super Six.[7]
සෙනවà·'රà¶à·Šà¶±; born 5 March) [Sinhala]), is an actor in
Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.[1][2] Particularly act
in comedy roles, Seneviratne is best known for the roles in television
serials Uncle Sam, Pabalu, Podi Mama and Isuru Bhavana.He is married
to Kanchana Kariyapperuma. He met Kanchana during the stage play
Arundathi and then from Saranga Nawen Awith. The couple has one
daughter, Pujani Manikya, who was born on 12 October 2005 and one son,
Chirath Gagan, born on 28 September 2007.[3]He entered drama career
with the stage play Makulu Del staged in 1986 produced by Jagath
Muthukumarana. At that time, he was a first year student at technical
college, Werahera. Then he joined with Rupavahini Corporation for the
children's program Kathandara Pituwa. He produced the program Balan
Sabe Muthure telecast by Rupavahini.[3] He also produced the stage
play, Minisa.[4]Seneviratne started his film career with a major role
in 2004 comedy film, Clean Out directed by Roy de Silva.[5][6] Some of
his popular cinema acting came through Sikuru Hathe, Ethumai Methumai
and Super Six.[7]
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