Janaka Kumbukage

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Born
Wadduwa, Sri Lanka
OccupationsActor, dramatist, director
Yearsactive1984–present
AwardsPresidential Best Actor
Janaka Kumbukage
ජනක කුඹුකගේ
Born
Wadduwa, Sri Lanka
OccupationsActor, dramatist, director
Years active1984–present
AwardsPresidential Best Actor

Janaka Kumbukage (ජනක කුඹුකගේ) [Sinhala]), is an actor in Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.[1][deprecated source] An actor primarily engaged in television, Kumbukage is notable for his roles in films Saroja, Daruwane and Udumbara.[2]

He has one younger brother. His father and mother are retired teachers. He studied at more than five schools due to his parents' transfers.[3] He studied at Wadduwa Madya Maha Vidyalaya, where his interest in drama has grown. He completed his A/L education in the commerce stream. Before entering drama, he entered Technical College, Maradana and studied Business Studies for four years. While involved in drama, he also worked in Milk Board. He is married to Anusha, where the wedding was celebrated in 1994. The couple has one son.[3]

Career

In 1984, Kumbukage started his drama career under the guidance of Gamini Haththotuwegama’s dramatic workshops and then became a member of his Street Drama Group.[4] He also worked with Dharmasiri Bandaranayake, Somalatha Subasinghe, Asoka Handagama and German playwright Klauz Coozemberg in many stage plays while in street dramas. In 2000 he won the award for the best Stage Actor for the play Beehama Buhumi in State Drama Festival. His maiden television acting came through Siva Rahasa Pura directed by Wimalarante Adikari.[5]

In 2009, he directed his maiden stage play Sulanga Mata Katha Karai. It was staged on July 25 and 26 at Lumbini Theatre, Colombo.[6][7] Kumbukage started his film career with Sihina Deshayen back in 1996, directed by Boodee Keerthisena.[8][9]

Notable theater works

  • Adaraneeya Sanwadayak[10]
  • Ashawe Vidi Riya[11]
  • Banku Weeraya[12]
  • Debidi Bro[13]
  • Dhawala Bheeshana[4]
  • Eka-Adhipathi[14]
  • Handa Eliyata Wedi Thiyanna [15]
  • Hel Tamba[3]
  • Jana Mithura[4]
  • Jayasirita Pissu[16]
  • Kema Lasthi[17][18]
  • Kolamba Paara[19]
  • Makaraakshaya
  • Mama Kamathima Chocolate – Meya Asa Biscuit[20]
  • Mamai Aanduwa[21]
  • Nonawaru Samaga Mahathwaru[22]
  • Paadada Asapuwa
  • Puthra Samagama
  • Sayanaye Sihinaya[3]
  • Sudarshi[23]
  • Suwishalapura[3]

Notable television works

Filmography

Key
Denotes film or TV productions that have not yet been released
YearFilmRoleRef.
1996Sihina Deshayen[82]
1997Bawa Karma[83]
1999Mandakini[84]
2000SarojaVaruni's father[85]
2002Punchi SuranganaviSuren[86]
2003Pura Sakmana[87]
2008Pitasakwala Kumarayai Pancho HathaiAlien[88]
2012DaruwaneSamarasekara[89]
2018UdumbaraAnanda's friend[90]
2019President Super StarISIS leader[91]
2024Hora UncleNalinda[92]
TBAThanapathilage Gedara [93]

Awards and accolades

References

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