Sri Lankan president’s Independence Day speech: All for the “motherland”
Dissanayake’s speech paying glowing tribute to sham independence and demanding that class interests of workers and the ...
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The Loyalty of the Sinhala Language that Strengthened National Independence
Sri Lanka’s attainment of national independence in 1948 was not merely the result of constitutional reforms and political struggles but also ...
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Milestones in the evolution of Sinhala film music
Sri Lankan cinema is now in its 63rd year. The first Sinhala film, 'Kadavunu Poronduwa' (Broken Promise) was screened in January 1947. The local film industry was heavily influenced by India and the ...
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New Book Explores Sunil Shantha’s Contribution to Sinhala Cinema Songs
A new Sinhala-language book, Sunil Santhage Cinema Gee Pawatha (The Story of Sunil Santha’s Film Songs), published by the Sunil Santha ...