Английская Википедия:Anula Karunathilaka

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Anula Karunathilaka (Шаблон:Lang-si, born 23 January 1946) is a Sri Lankan film actress and theatrical performer.[1] Her work is noted during the 70s film and cinema history in Sri Lanka. One of the most popular actresses in Sinhala cinema in 1960s, she is best known for the popular role 'Dammi' in the blockbuster film Golu Hadawatha.

Personal life

She was born on 23 January 1946 in Wellawatte, Colombo, Sri Lanka as the second of the family. Her father, Thomas Karunatilake had a shop in Wellawatte Market. Her mother Somawathi was a housewife. She has one older sister and two younger sisters. She completed education from Sri Lankadhaara Girls' School in Wellawatte.[2]

She was married to Daya Ranaweera, who worked at Dawasa Newspaper. They wedding was celebrated in March 1968 when Anula was 22 years old. The couple had two sons. Daya died in 2001.[2]

Career

Karunathilaka's entry into the industry in the early 1960s came about as a result of a chance meeting with senior film industry figures at a beauty contest organized by the Dawasa newspaper in 1962.[1] Having applied as a contestant at her sister's insistence, her photo was published in the newspaper among the other candidates' for the public to vote on.[1] Filmmakers Sumitra Peries and Tissa Abeysekera were among the audience of the final event and, using the photo published in the newspaper, identified Karunathilaka during the day's proceedings.[1] A week later, Sugathapala de Silva and G. W. Surendra visited the Karunathilakas' home with a message from Lester James Peries, Peries, and Abeysekera, inviting her to audition for the role of Nanda in Lester James' upcoming Gamperaliya.[1][3] Despite her interest, Lester decided her to be too young for the part, and instead gave her the role of Liza, auditioning for the part in a scene alongside Gamini Fonseka.[1] She thus made her on-screen debut at 16.[1]

Karunathilika played a role in the local film industry's efforts to produce truly local performances, moving away from highly Indianized productions and plots.[4][5][6]

Acting style

Karunathilaka was an acclaimed popular and awarded actress. She is known for character acting.[7] Her style is said to derive from her nurturing under strict culture and family restrictions in the 1940s.

Key performances

Golu Hadawatha made many notable contributions to Sinhala cinema, and became one of the most popular actresses in the late 1960s.[8][9][10] Her most important role was as Dhammi[11] in Golu Hadawatha (Silent Heart).[12] Karunathilka was awarded with national Sarasaviya Awards in 1969 for the role.[13] Another key role was Sugath.[14]

Personal life

Karunathilaka was married to photographer and journalist Daya Ranaweera.[15]

Awards

  • 1965 - Sarasaviya Award - Popular Actress
  • 1969 - Sarasaviya Award - Best Actress - Golu Hadawatha
  • 2011 - UV Sumathipala Memorial Award[16]

Selected works

Filmography

Year Film Role Ref.
1963 Gamperaliya Laissa [17]
1965 Chandiya Sumana [18]
1965 Sonduru Yuwala
1966 Seethala Wathura
1966 Parasathu Mal Nona [19]
1967 Daru Duka Sumana
1967 Ran Salu Sarojini 'Sara'
1967 Sadol Kandulu
1967 Vasanthi
1968 Punchi Baba Caretaker
1968 Golu Hadawatha Damayanthi 'Dammi'
1969 Oba Nathnam
1969 Narilatha Soma Weerasooriya [20]
1969 Mee Masso
1969 Paara Walalu
1969 Mokada Une Lucy
1969 Bakmaha Deege Pabilina
1970 Penawa Neda
1972 Ihatha Athmaya Priyani
1976 Nedeyo Nirmala Gunaratne
1977 Yakadaya Rathi [21]
1995 Demodara Palama Sumana
2004 Randiya Dahara Samantha's mother
2010 Tikiri Suwanda Samanmalee's mother
2017 Wassanaye Sanda Mihiri's mother
2019 Rush Mrs. Saparamadu

Television

Theater

  • Boarding Karayo
  • Ranthodu

References

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External links

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