D.B._Gangodathenna

D. B. Gangodathenna

D. B. Gangodathenna

Sri Lankan actor and comedian

D.B. Gangodathenna (born May 28, 1943 as ඩී. බී. ගංගොඩතැන්නේ) [Sinhala]), is an actor in Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.[1] Gangodathenna act in supportive comedy roles particularly in cinema.

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Acting career

Gangodathenna started his film career with Mathu Yam Dawasa back in 2001, directed by Dharmasena Pathiraja.[2][3]

Notable television works

  • Boralu Paara
  • Deveni Athmaya[4]
  • Dhawala Kadulla [5]
  • Hatara Kenderaya[6]
  • Kasee Salu [7]
  • Kethumathi Neyo [8]
  • Kinnara Damanaya [9]
  • Manmaadhawee[10]
  • Maya Ranaga [11]
  • Sanda Dev Diyani [12]

Filmography

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