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Kolomba Sanniya
Kolomba Sanniya
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Directed by	Manik Sandrasagara
Produced by	Tyronne Fernando
Starring	Geetha Kumarasinghe; Joe Abeywickrema; Denawaka Hamine; Freddy Silva; Eddie Jayamanne; Don Sirisena
Music by	Sunil Shantha; Clarence Wijewardena
Release date	1976
Country	Sri Lanka
Language	Sinhala

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Kolomba Sanniya (Colombo Mania) is a 1976 Sinhalese language comedy film directed by Manik Sandrasagara that follows the lives of middle and upper-class people in rural and urban Sri Lanka. The film stars Geetha Kumarasinghe, Joe Abeywickrema and Denewake Hamine are notable for containing the first depiction of best comedy in a Sinhala film.

Synopsis

Andare, (Joe Abeywickrema) a rustic villager finds a valuable gem when he goes behind a bush to perform his morning ablutions. (no toilets in the village) He sells the gem and buys a house in Colombo. The whole family, Andare's elder sister (Denawaka Hamine), brother Jakolis (Eddie Jayamanne), son (Freddie Silva) and daughter (Geetha Kumarasinghe) try their best to get adjusted to the life of Colombo 7 - Cinnamon Gardens and as they find eventually, it is not an easy task.

Cast

Geetha Kumarasinghe - Andares's daughter
Joe Abeywickrema - Andare
Denawaka Hamine - Andare's elder sister
Freddie Silva - Andare's son
Eddie Jayamanne - Andare's brother
Don Sirisena

Music

The music in the film was composed by Sunil Santha and Clarence Wijewardena. The song Dum dama dama yana, Dum bara bage... was written by Father Marceline Jayakody and the music by maestro Sunil Santha. Music was also consulted by Sunil Mendis.

References

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 ==Synopsis==
-Andare, (Joe Abeywickrema) a rustic villager finds a valuable gem when he goes behind a bush to perform his morning ablutions. (no toilets in the village) He sells the gem and buys a house in Colombo. The whole family, Andare's elder sister (Denawaka Hamine), brother Jakolis (Eddie Jayamanne), son (Freddie Silva) and daughter (Geetha Kumarasinghe) try their best to get adjusted to the life of Colombo 7 and as they find eventually, it is not an easy task.
+Andare, (Joe Abeywickrema) a rustic villager finds a valuable gem when he goes behind a bush to perform his morning ablutions. (no toilets in the village) He sells the gem and buys a house in Colombo. The whole family, Andare's elder sister (Denawaka Hamine), brother Jakolis (Eddie Jayamanne), son (Freddie Silva) and daughter (Geetha Kumarasinghe) try their best to get adjusted to the life of [[Colombo 7 - Cinnamon Gardens]] and as they find eventually, it is not an easy task.
 ==Cast==
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 '''[[Joe Abeywickrema]]''' - Andare<br>
 '''[[Denawaka Hamine]]''' - Andare's elder sister<br>
-'''[[Freddie Silva]]'''<br>
+'''[[Freddie Silva]]''' - Andare's son<br>
-'''[[Eddie Jayamanne]]'''<br>
+'''[[Eddie Jayamanne]]''' - Andare's brother<br>
 '''Don Sirisena'''
 ==Music==
-The music in the film was composed by [[Sunil Santha]] and [[Clarence Wijewardena]]. The song ''Dum dama dama yana, Dum bara bage...'' was written by Father Marceline Jayakody and the music by maestro Sunil Santha.
+The music in the film was composed by [[Sunil Santha]] and [[Clarence Wijewardena]]. The song ''Dum dama dama yana, Dum bara bage...'' was written by Father Marceline Jayakody and the music by maestro Sunil Santha. Music was also consulted by Sunil Mendis.
 ==References==