Mihira Sirithilaka

A heartwarming drama that follows a spirited young woman who enters the lives of a wealthy yet emotionally distant family. Serving as a beacon of joy and music for a group of children, she helps them heal from past scars while navigating her own journey of love, family secrets, and societal challenges.

Following two small-town best friends who have just finished their school exams, the story traces their transition into a new phase of life. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when one of them relocates to a prestigious institute in the capital city, thrusting the duo into an unfamiliar world of high-society expectations, comedy, and lighthearted mischief. Amidst chasing after personal goals, navigating local rivalries, and dealing with overprotective families, they must figure out their futures while discovering the true essence of love, youth, and friendship.

The story spiced with humor and wit, revolves around a reality TV programme held to choose a suitable President for the country.

Malan is a jobless 25 year-old youth who spends his days playing cricket with friends. He suffers from an irrational fear of ghosts and retreats to the safety of his home after sunset. His fear is so great he prefers to sleep with his widowed mother Geetha and have her accompany him to the bathroom at night, and also at the eating time. This creates major annoyance in the household, including Malan's brother Gamini, sister-in-law Nirmala and their children.

Ko Mark No Mark is a 2014 Sri Lankan Sinhala comedy film directed by Jayaprakash Siwgurunadan and produced by Soma Edirisinghe for EAP Films. It stars Vijaya Nandasiri in dual roles and Dilhani Ekanayake in lead roles along with Giriraj Kaushalya and Mihira Sirithilaka

Wilson and Samson are best friends that bond goes beyond blood ties. Wilson is a traditional barber. Samson is a traditional tailor. Wilson has a daughter. Samson has a son. Both of them come to the village after completing their university education due to lack of employment opportunities for their education. Finally they try to get involved in their fathers' jobs. But Wilson and Samson's intention is to see their daughter and son do a highly regarded job in the administrative service. In time, the son and daughter finally turned to barber and tailor careers like their fathers. Unlike their fathers, the daughter and son begin to follow a different path, changing tradition.

A heartwarming drama that follows a spirited young woman who enters the lives of a wealthy yet emotionally distant family. Serving as a beacon of joy and music for a group of children, she helps them heal from past scars while navigating her own journey of love, family secrets, and societal challenges.

Following two small-town best friends who have just finished their school exams, the story traces their transition into a new phase of life. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when one of them relocates to a prestigious institute in the capital city, thrusting the duo into an unfamiliar world of high-society expectations, comedy, and lighthearted mischief. Amidst chasing after personal goals, navigating local rivalries, and dealing with overprotective families, they must figure out their futures while discovering the true essence of love, youth, and friendship.

This narrative follows a free-spirited, resilient young woman navigating the stark economic and cultural contrasts between rural traditions and modern urban realities. Driven by themes of personal sovereignty and identity, the plot balances her inherently vibrant nature with the heavy emotional demands of deep-seated family obligations and secrets. As lighthearted romance gives way to intense domestic conflict, the protagonist is forced to confront shifting social expectations, testing her psychological endurance against systemic pressures and personal betrayal in her fight to protect her core values.

Samanali, a quiet and dedicated dance teacher in her twenties working at a convent, leads a strictly disciplined life void of romance. She carries the heavy emotional weight of her family’s past—specifically a ongoing rift where her grandmother constantly blames her mother—and feels deeply responsible for both women's well-being. ​In contrast, Sihina is a handsome, wealthy, and carefree young man who has just returned from studying abroad. Their worlds collide when the convent struggles to find a financial sponsor for an upcoming concert. Sihina steps forward to sponsor the event. Upon visiting the convent to arrange the details, he catches a glimpse of Samanali and falls in love at first sight, setting the romantic story in motion.

A village drama exploring rural life, relationships, and everyday struggles.

The series follows the journey of an aspiring young woman navigating the highly competitive and chaotic world of modern cinema. Fueled by dreams of becoming a professional actress, she faces the harsh realities of film screen tests, systemic industry bias, and the social pressures of living in a strict women's boarding house. Balancing personal ambitions with societal expectations, she must find her own voice amidst a sea of challenges.

Step into the whimsical kingdom of Ola Mola Pure, a hilarious comedic teledrama where time has delightfully stood still. While the rest of the world navigates the complexities of the 21st century, this eccentric realm is proudly stuck in the 1800s - evoking the ancient, technology-free charm of historic eras like Anuradhapura. In Ola Mola Pure, smartphones and modern luxuries are entirely unheard of; instead, the kingdom thrives on old-world traditions, royal antics, and delightfully backward logic. The show spins endless humor out of the clash between a bygone era's lifestyle and modern-day sensibilities, delivering a witty, laugh-out-loud satire filled with colorful characters, royal mishaps, and chaotic, everyday misunderstandings.