Mee Massa (TV series)
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| Mee Massa | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Dilshan Pathirathne |
| Directed by | Dilshan Pathirathne |
| Starring | Charith Abeysinghe Sujani Menaka Udayanthi Kulathunge Cletus Mendis Wimal Katipearachchi Harsha Thennakoon Dasuni Nawodya Kasun Gamman Liyanage Tharaka Gunasekare Madhushan Nanayakkara Mahendra Weerarathne |
| Theme music composer | Achala Solomons |
| Opening theme | "Gini Wedunu Nagare Kalu Doowili Awussa" |
| Country of origin | Sri Lanka |
| Original language | Sinhala |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 62 |
| Production | |
| Producers | Hishan Welmilla Anushka Indunil Dasun Nagashena Dilshan Pathirathne |
| Production location | Sri Lanka |
| Running time | 20 Mins |
| Original release | |
| Network | Sirasa TV |
| Release | 29 July 2024 – present |
Mee Massa (Sinhala: මී මැස්සා) is a 2024 Sinhalese Sri Lankan television series which premiered on 29 July 2024 on Sirasa TV. The series is written and directed by Dilshan Pathirathne, produced by Hishan Welmilla, edited by Viranga Katipearachchi and cinematography by Striner Macklain Adams. It airs every weekday from 9:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Plot
[edit] | This article needs a plot summary. (October 2024) |
Cast
[edit]Main cast
[edit]- Charith Abeysinghe as Bhoopathi Siriwardhane[1]
- Sujani Menaka as Sulochana
- Udayanthi Kulathunge as Vindya Siriwardhane
- Cletus Mendis as Amarananda Wickamasekara
- Dasuni Nawodya as Bhagya[2]
- Tharaka Gunasekare as Ruwan Amarasinghe aka Johny
- Kasun Gamman Liyanage as Kusal
- Harsha Thennakoon Kusal's brother
- Wimal Ketipearachchi as Hector Jayawickama[3]
- Madhushan Nanayakkara as Korathota Ananda thero
- Mahendra Weerarathne as Athula Dassanayaka
Supporting cast
[edit]- Rangajith Abeysooriya as Raveen Siriwardhane
- Dheera Serasinghe as Praveen Siriwardhane
- Chathuranga Hapuarachchi as Sameera (Sam)
- Rohan Ranathunge as Aruna
- Dileep Manohara as Jayantha
- Nimal Jayasinghe as Mr.Jayasooriya
- Sujeewa Jagoda as Anton
- Janaka Kanchana Mundanayake as Captain Silva
- Shelon Ranasinghe as Ishani
- Lithmal Jayawardhane as Dayya
- Asiri Edirisinghe as Shenal
- Sinethi Akila as Shalani
- Sahan Manage as Mahesh Fernando ( Shalini's ex-boyfriend)
- Susila Kottage as Lalitha (Sulochana's mother)
- Rodney Fraser as Sene (Sulochana's father)
- Nethaly Nanayakkara as Dolly
- Bandula Sooriyabandara as Vindya's father
- Ramani Siriwardhane as Vindya's mother
- Chanuka Prabuddha as Dr. Prabath Jayathubandara[4]
- Nethu Gamlath as Udarika Jayawickrama
- Sumith Deshapriya as Saman Francis
- Lalindra Dissanayake as Minister
- Anil Jayasinghe as Minister
- Kaushali Fernando as Akka
- Hishan Welmilla as Suresh
- Lakshman Rajapaksha as Peter Ayya
- Rajith Rodriguez
- Sanath Belihuloya
- Milton Perera
- Chanaka Bandara
- Dasun Madusanka
- Rukman Thilakarathne
- Dilupa Pathirana
- Shashi Priyankara
- Palitha Premakumara
- Nimantha Indranath
References
[edit]- ^ "මී මැස්සා එක්ක ජනප්රිය නළු චරිත් අබේසිංහ දේශපාලනයට!". Gossiplanka News. 2024-07-28. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
- ^ "Dasuni Nawodya as Bhagya". Rate Your Music. 2024-08-10. Archived from the original on 25 July 2019. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
- ^ "Wimal Ketipearachchi as Hector Jayawickama". Rate Your Music. Retrieved 25 July 2019.
- ^ "NSB Re-Launches Core Products". Business Today. Retrieved 25 July 2019.