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Roger Seneviratne

b. 1962

Sri Lankan actor

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Born 1962. Roger Seneviratne is a Sri Lankan actor.

Joseph Roger Seneviratne (born 5 May 1962 as රොජර් සෙනෙවිරත්න) [Sinhala]), is an actor in Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama, and television as well as a singer and politician. He is best known for his roles in the teledrama Batti, Chathurya and as King Vijaya in the film Vijaya Kuweni.

Personal life He is a past pupil of St. Thomas' College, Kotte and Saint Joseph's College, Colombo. He is married to Vineetha Chandrasekara and the couple has one daughter Divya Vihari and one son Digantha.

His father Riyency Steinwall Seneviratne was a retired officer in Sri Lanka Ports Authority. He died in 2012 at the age of 84. Roger is the second of the family with nine siblings. His elder brother is Ralston and younger brother is Ralph. He has six sisters, Kristine, Darliya, Sharmane, Linet, Michel and Virginia.

Acting career His acting career started in 1976 when his friend Milton Jayasooriya introduced him to dramatist Sugathapala de Silva. He acted in de Silva's stage play Dunna Dunu Gamuwe and also worked as assistant stage manager of that play. Then he continued to act in stage plays such as Ediriweera Sarachchandra's Wessanthara, Veniceye Welenda, Twelfth Night and Mandaram Wehi. In 1986, he made a short play by translating Anton Chekhov's play Death of a Clerk as an experimental production. Then he translated Albert Kaman’s Caligula as Paswenna. The drama won eleven awards at the drama competition conducted by the National Youth Services Council. In 1993, Paswenna won awards for the best director and best production at the State Drama Festival.

Notable television works

Ada Sihinaya Ahanna Kenek Na Aparna Asirimath Daladagamanaya Athuru Paara Batti Chakraudhaya Charithayaka Paata Denna Chathurya Dahas Gawdura Damini Denuwara Manike Dhawala Kanya Diya Matha Liyami Doratu Rakinno Dumriya Andaraya Ektam Ge Gajaman Nona Gini Dalu Meda Ingammaruwa Irata Handana Mal Juraliya Kammiththa Kinduru Nadiya Kulavilokanaya Kulawanthayo Mindada Nadunana Puththu Nil Mal Viyana Nisala Diya Sasala Viya Once Upon a Time in Colombo Pata Veeduru Ran Bedi Minissu Sakisanda Suwaris Samanalayano Samudra Chaya Santhrase Satya Senuri Sudu Mal Kanda Ulamage Rathriya Wanabime Sirakaruwo Wara Mal Wijayaba Kollaya

Beyond acting He entered politics in 1978 when University of Peradeniya started a riot campaign to protest against White Paper introduced by the Education Department. He was a former councilor of the Western Provincial Council representing the National Freedom Front (NFF) in 2009. He resigned from the post in 2018. In 2014, he contested from United People’s Freedom alliance for the Western Province Council under United People’s Freedom Alliance. He took 44,011 votes and selected as a councilor for Western provincial council.

In 1986, he worked at Rupavahini Corporation to perform documentaries Ruwan Wassa and Diriya Duwa. Then he worked with Darmasena Pathiraja’s Nadunana Puthu.

Arrest In January 2002, Seneviratne assaulted with a club and caused injuries to Jayantha Mihira Wickremarachchi at Kalalgoda Road in Pannipitiya. Due to the assault, his leg fractured in three places. The rival initiated when Jayantha's wife befriended with Seneviratne and left him. She went live with Seneviratne in a house at Kalalgoda Road. The assault took place, when Jayantha went to that home to meet his wife. Seneviratne was accused had committed an offense under Section 317 of the Penal Code and arrested. After he fount to be guilty, Kaduwela magistrate sentenced Seneviratne to one year’s rigorous imprisonment. In 2014, Seneviratne was sentenced to two years rigorous imprisonment suspended for five years by Avissawella Magistrate.

In 2018, Seneviratne appeared before 12 June 2018 on Colombo Chief Magistrate's Court with other member of National Freedom Front. The case was filed against inconveniencing the public by protesting against the arrival of the United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Prince Zeid Raad Al Hussein outside the UN complex in Thunmulla in 2016.

Filmography

Year Film Role Ref. 1994 Loku Duwa 1995 Ayoma 1996 Sihina Deshayen 1997 Duwata Mawaka Misa 1997 Mother Teresa: In the Name of God's Poor Protest leader 1998 Channa Kinnari 1998 Dorakada Marawa Priyantha's friend 1999 Pawuru Walalu Ranjith 2000 Thisaravi 2001 Kinihiriya Mal Vijitha 2002 Mamath Geheniyak 2002 Pathiniyakage Horawa 2004 Sumedha 2004 Mille Soya Michael 2005 Sulanga Donald 2010 Ira Handa Yata 2010 Dakina Dakina Mal Kumar 2011 Dheewari 2011 Angara Dangara Mr. Wickramasinghe 2012 Vijaya Kuweni King Vijaya 2013 Anithya Derrick 2013 Samanala Sandhawaniya Revatha Dissanayake 2014 Ranja Sub Inspector 2017 Ran Sayura OIC 2023 Ape Principal Politician 2024 Ridee Seenu 2024 Gini Avi Saha Gini Keli 2 Randuna Migel aka Gunananda Thero

Awards and accolades He has won several awards for the Best Actor, Supporting Actor and Popular Actor in many local television and theater award festivals.

Sumathi Awards

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Important facts

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Saint Joseph's College, Colombo, St. Thomas' College, Kotte
Also known as
Joseph Roger Seneviratne

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Roger Seneviratne?

Sri Lankan actor

When was Roger Seneviratne born?

Roger Seneviratne was born on 5 May 1962 in Nuwara Eliya.

What is Roger Seneviratne's occupation?

Roger Seneviratne is an actor.

What nationality is Roger Seneviratne?

Roger Seneviratne is Sri Lankan.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Roger Seneviratne

· Wikidata: Q66529172

· DBpedia: Roger Seneviratne

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