Wathsala is a bit of a weird character. I would be correct to say that someone is trying to win life with a lot of hardships. I am a person who lives on this earth. Appears for photo collections in the field of representation. Someone who hopes to go big.
I’m still new to this field. Someone who joins the travel collection field photo collections learning about this field. In addition, I had the opportunity to join a film.
Wathsala … How are you? What are you doing these days?
Hmmm … I’m fine. These days, most of the time he is at home.
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Wathsala is a bit of a weird character. I would be correct to say that someone is trying to win life with a lot of hardships. I am a person who lives on this earth. Appears for photo collections in the field of representation. Someone who hopes to go big.
Then tell us a little bit about your hometown and the school you went to.
My hometown is in Kandy. I went to school at Wattegama Balika Maha Vidyalaya. Although my hometown is Kandy, I now live in the Matale area.
What are the family details?
I have six children in my family. I am the eldest in the family. My younger brothers and sisters still go to school. Big sisters are currently working in a private company. My father is a retired war hero. Mother is not in this world now. It has been two years since he died.
Are you an actress? A model? Can you tell us a little bit about that?
I’m still new to this field. Someone who joins the travel collection field photo collections learning about this field. In addition, I had the opportunity to join a film.
What creations have you contributed to as an actress?
The first opportunity for photo collections was given to a collection of photographs by Narada Ramanayake Aiya, a photographer based in Kandy. Then he called me for creations. Also, I got an opportunity to contribute through acting. Through Sir Pasan Chandrasekara in that Kandy area. The work on that film is NIMI. So I am very grateful to Sir for giving me that opportunity.
If you talk about filmmaking.
Like I said before, I’m still new. So I got a chance to make a film through Pasan Chandrasekara Sir in Kandy. As for the film, I played the role of a village woman in Isuru Werasinghe and Chathura Perera’s ‘Nimi’. It was the first creation I contributed to the play. It’s also a great opportunity for me to get involved in that design. You can see that design soon. So I invite you all to watch it. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank everyone, including the producer of the film. When you got me involved in it.
On the representation side, what kind of creations do you contribute to?
Contributes to a lot of good designs.
Dealing with the Covid epidemic is a challenge. Speaking of which.
Yes. Speaking of which, this is a big problem for me as well as for all the citizens of this world. These days, I think a lot of people say that we have to do everything according to the rules and regulations of the government health department before joining a design. Because we need to help them with this. But the idea is to contribute to good creations while following the rules.
What advice would you give to someone new to this field?
For someone new to the field, I’m still new. In my view, this is a very different field. We have to work hard to get good results from something. You have to make sacrifices. Otherwise it will be difficult for us to go on a big journey. If we contribute to something in this field, money will be allocated for it. So we have to do good justice to that money. Honestly humble can go a long way with good guidance and especially skill. Before we do anything, we need to learn about it. If we learn something, we are less likely to make mistakes. I do not have the greatest experience. Because I’m still new. That’s the way I see it. And moving forward with everything can go a long way and build a good name.
Who will help with this journey?
There are a lot of people who help me on my journey. It is difficult to say by name. One thing I believe is that my mother blesses us from where she is, even when I am not with her. My father was a very brave man who knew a lot about society. He always tells us to accept life’s challenges without fear. So that advice is very valuable to me. I also look forward to a great journey with the support of the rest of my family. One more thing to say … my husband also helps me a lot on this journey. He gives me a lot of ideas. He is someone who always makes a lot of sacrifices for me. Also, as a novice, I get a lot of support from photographers. To contribute to their creations. So my thanks to all of them.
Finally, what are your future prospects and how do you get involved?
There is a lot of hope for the future. I hope to enter the field of Rangana. Waiting for that to happen. He is also planning a big journey in the field of acting. We hope to select opportunities and contribute to good creations. I hope to go a long way in the field of acting and acting. So this is my future hope ….
I have a Facebook account called Wathsala Chathurangani. You can from the Facebook account. And so is Instagram. I can contact myself with that too. You can contact me through these two accounts.
So that’s the last thing to say
[This is a google translate of sinhala copy. It’s not 100% correct]