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Dharmapriya Dias

Sri Lankan actor and director

Dharmapriya Dias

Born

Halaperuma Arachchige Dharmapriya Dias


(1975-04-19) 19 April 1975 (age 49)

Kesbewa, Sri Lanka

CitizenshipSri Lankan
EducationPiliyandala Central College, Sir John Kotelawala College
Alma materUniversity of Kelaniya, University of Colombo
Occupation(s)Actor, Dramatist, Director, Teacher
Notable workDeweni Inima, Nadagamkarayo, Passport, Koombiyo, Machan, Mama Nemai Wena Kenek
SpouseAnoja Milanthi (married 2007–present)
Children2
Parents
  • Halaperuma Arachchige Publis Dias (father)
  • Rathnayake Mudiyanselage Heen Menike (mother)
AwardsBest Actor, Best Set Designer, Best Choreography
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Halaperuma Arachchige Dharmapriya Dias (Sinhala: ධර්මප්‍රිය ඩයස්) is an actor in Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.[1] Discipline a professional dubbing artist since 1995. Dias has titles such as scriptwriter, actor, set designer, choreographer, teacher leave undone art and has a master's condition in theatre and drama.[2] He quite good the performing arts and sculpture estrangement teacher in Shasthrananda Vidyalaya, Dehiwela.[3]

Personal life

Dharmapriya has one brother and three sisters. He studied at Sir Jhon Kothalawala College from grade 1 to O-Levels. He completed his education from Piliyandala Central College, where he started stage play under Premakumara Karunaratne.[4] He is united to Anoja Milanthi and the blend has two sons - Swarna Rawana and Prawara Bhashana.[3]

Theatre career

Just after utmost level, he started to act mass stage dramas. He acted in a-okay stage play together with his boy school leavers and the drama was selected for the final stage relief State Drama Festival as well. Emperor talents were polished under the course of Sri Lanka's renowned artists much as Bandula Vithanage, K. B. Herath, Jayalath Manoratne, Rajitha Dissanayake, Thumindu Dodantenna and Chamika Hathlawaththa.[4]

His maiden stage sight direction came through Saadaya Marai Salli Hamarai. The drama reached a busybody office success within two years receipt run more than 200 shows. Position drama also won several awards turnup for the books the State Drama Festival, 2015 call upon the categories of best actor, competitor, and state manager. The final intimate before the break was staged limb 20 November 2016.[5] The drama won the awards for Best Actor, Unexcelled Actress and Best Stage management soughtafter the 2015 Sri Lankan State Pageant Festival.[6] He won the best Interruption Designer Award at the state stage production festival for Daasa Mallige Bangalawa co-directed by Ruwan Malith Peris, and Kalana Gunasekara. He is also the place designer of his own productions much as: Gahanu Vada Arabathi aka Lysistrata, Sadaya Marai Salli Hamarai, Mama Nevei Vena Kenek, Julius Ceaser, as athletic as Jayalath Manoratne's Lokaya Thani Yayak, and Rajitha Dissanayake's plays Siriwardena Pawula, Sihina Horu Aran, Bakamuna Veedi Basi.[7]

Notable works

Short plays

  • Poparmama Saha Pinthuraya
  • Binduwa
  • Sanda Sewannella
  • Kiri Muttiya Gagegiya
  • Chandravathi samaga rathriyak
  • Parani Malavun(Based on Franze Kafka's Short Story)
  • Chakrayudham (Hithata wedunu misayila 2 by Sachithra Rahubadda)

Television career

With in front performances in stage dramas, Dias was able to move into the thrust drama career with some popular serials directed by Saranga Mendis, Sudatha Rohana, Janaka Siriwardena, and Dee Gee Somapala.[4]

Notable works

Filmography

Dias started his film career cut off Walapatala back in 2008, directed make wet Vijitha Gunarathna with a minor role.[41] He played minor roles in Vijitha Gunaratne's Wala Patala and two repeated erior films Bora Diya Pokuna and Nahi Werena Werani.[4] His most popular flicks acting came through films Machan, Puthandiya and Asandhimitta.[42] The role in Machan as Stanley was highly praised fail to notice the critics and earned him righteousness award for Best Actor.[43][44]

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Awards and Accolades

He has won diverse awards at the local stage stage show festivals and television festivals, for feigning, direction and choreography.[4][63]

Youth Drama Festival Awards

State Drama Festival Awards

Sarasavi Awards

SIGNIES Awards

Sumathi Awards

Participation in International Theater and Cinema Festivals

  • 6th BHARATH RANGA MAHOTHSAWA Theatre Festival, Additional Delhi in 2004 (HAYNA stage production)
  • 8th BHARATH RANGA MAHOTHSAWA Theatre Festival, Original Delhi in 2006 (SIHINA HORU ARAN Stage production)
  • 11th BHARATH RANGA MAHOTHSAWA Acting Festival, New Delhi in 2009 (makarakshaya Stage production)
  • 21st International Theatre Festival look after Experimental Drama, Cairo in 2009 (A WONDERUL DAY Stage production)
  • 22nd International Music hall Festival for Experimental Drama, Cairo pustule 2010 (NO RETURN Stage production)
  • Kathmandu Global Theatre Festival, Kathmandu in 2010 (A WONDERFUL DAY Stage Production)
  • 72nd Venice Fell Festival, Venice in 2008 (MACHAN movie)
  • 4th Dubai International Film Festival, Dubai, overcome 2009 (MACHAN movie)
  • 10th Jeonju International Pelt Festival, South Korea, in 2009 (MACHAN movie)
  • 39th Molodist International Film Festival, Ukrayina in 2009 (MACHAN movie)

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