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01 .Personal Contact Details Mr. Osanda Yasas Sri Gunaratne Lecturer probationary – Department of sinhala Email:[email protected] 01 .Personal contact details: Residence: (+94) 112-927188 Mobile: (+94) 772 - 654724 02 .Academic Records B.A Hons (First Class) in Sinhala – University of Colombo General convocation 2011 - received Awards I. Professor M.B Ariyapala Award for Sinhala II. Kalabhushana Don DevinduMohotty Memorial Prize for the Best Performance in Sinhala III. Professor G.D. Wijewardhana Prize for Classical Sinhala Literature IV. Professor Kusuma Karunaratne Award for Modern Sinhala Literature M.A university of Colombo( completed with a Distinction ) Student Sri lanka Law college - preliminary year Area of Research Specialization - Modern Sinhala Literature / School Grammer Research Interest - Modern Sinhala Drama / Classical and Modern Sinhala poetry 03 . Publications I. Rathnavali Vimarshanaya (2011) A complete review on Rathnawali natika based on Sanskrit Drama Theory II. Roopaka (2012) A review on Five dramas Staged at the state drama festival 2011 III .PanasaraWiyarana ( Unpublished - On print ) A collections of Five hundred MCQ s on Sinhala Grammar IV .Mage Kawa Mama Liyami( Onprint )- Novel V.විය ෝග - ප뷊 i සං燊රn(2013හ ) A compilation of selected poems - Written with PrabathKarunarathne. VI .鷓.觓.ඩ�ලිව්. ද ිල්ලාගේ ගෙ鷒ෙතා 퇒ᗒබ඲ අ쇊යdයනය槊 A complete Study on former satirist T.G.W de Silva’s short stories - Presented at the Fifth Annual research Conference of Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka ( RASSL ) - 2012 VII. 鷓.觓.ඩ�ලිව්. ද ිල්ලාගේ ගෙ鷒ෙතාල඼ සමාජ නිඳණය A socio - literal Study on former satirist T.G.W de Silva’s short stories - - Sanskruthi Magazine - 2012 April VIII.ස්ව ංජාත සංහල නවකතායේ ුජාත ල槔ණ槊 ද ? A review on 2008 Swarnapusthaka Award winning novel - Lankadeepa 2008 December IX. 鷓.觓.ඩ�ලිව්. ද ිල්ලාගේ ගෙ鷒ෙතා 퇒ᗒබ඲ අ쇊ය යනය槊 A review on former satirist T.G.W de Silva’s short stories - Randiwa 2011 X. සර臊චන්뷊රi: ූ뗊රධාරට ලා ǖ ෙවියා ගසොයා යාම A short study on Prof Edhiriweerasarchchandras poetry XI. සංහල නා鷊 iභාෂායේ විකාශ ( 1945- 1970 ) - යතෝරාගත් කෘති ඇු엊 MA dissertation - on print XII. සාᇒ뗊යiය ස뗊ය හා ඳෙල්ඳනය - A short study on Modern Sinhala literature Unpublished 06 . Extra - Curricular activities : Televison presenter 1.Swarnwahini ( 2006 - 2009 ) 2.Sri Lanka rupavahini coperation (2009 - 2012) programmes presented a) Ira anduru pata - political discussion b) Nuga sewana c) Shanida Ayubowan 3. Swarnwahini ( 2015 - 2017 ) programmes presented a) Ada dawasa - political discussion b) Anthima satana - political discussion c) Rata kaatada - political discussion Music Director 1. Charitha Hathak - A stage play by Mr. Wilson Gunaratne 2. Juglle ( satire ) 3. Atuwa - Tele Drama Music composer 1. Rata Hadanna hungak dena - Nimal Gunasekara 2. Adare Heenayak - Osanda Gunaratne 3. Sahasak Tharumal - Pulasthi Abhishek Visual Director 1. Heena dakina sitha - Jaliya ranathunga Asst.director ( stage drama) 1. Charitha Atak Asst.director ( documentary ) 1. Documentary on Department of Sinhala Narrator 1. Documentary on Department of Sinhala Production Assistatnt 1. Swarnwahini ( 2006 - 2009 ) .
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