- It was
followed by a
series of po****r
dramas like Sinhabāhu, Pabāvatī,
Mahāsāra,
Muudu Puththu and
Subha saha Yasa. Sri
Lankan literature spans at least...
-
derived from the word
Mahāsāra. A 600 old Jain
inscription in the
temple of
Parshvanatha has
mentioned this
place as
Mahāsāra. However,
according to...
-
Walalu (1958),
Elova Gihin Melova Ava (1959),
Hasthikantha Manthare (1959),
Mahasara (1968),
Prematho Jayathi Soko (1969),
Wesasanthara Natakaya (1980), Lomahansa...
- Gunawardena's
Madhura Jawanika,
Henry Jayasena's
Kuveni 'and Prof. Sarachchandra's
Mahasara. On 11
September 2020, she was
honoured with
Natya Keerthi Award at the...
- Malayalam.
Sanskrit medical texts - such as Upakarasara,
Yogarambha and
Mahasara - were also translated, and then
transliterated into Arabi-Malayalam by...
- many po****r
stage plays such as Sarachchandra's Sinhabahu, Lomahansa,
Mahasara, Wessanthara, R.R. Samarakoon's
Kelani Palama, W.B. Makuloluwa's Depano...
- Sarachchandra's
Maname more than 1000 times, and
appeared in
Singha Bhahu,
Mahasara and Ratnawalee.
Nandasiri finally achieved fame in 1971 in the play Ran...
-
kanang warggāji i horrěn. i Ibu ni pāduka çrī mahārāja,
kunang sangkāri
mahasara nikāhotsa hā
nikanang warggaji i horrěn. makanimittă
pinakahujung karang...
-
Sarambha Jataka 89.
Kuhaka Jataka 90.
Akatannu Jataka 91.
Litta Jataka 92.
Mahasara Jataka 93.
Vissasabhojana Jataka 94.
Lomahamsa Jataka 95. Mahasud****ana...
- then the role of a
prostitute in Prof.
Ediriweera Sarachchandra's play
Mahasara. She was
given the role of Jane Oyster, the wife of a
police officer Oyster...
