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Susila Kottage
සුසිලා කෝට්ටගේ
Born
Hewamunaweerage Susila Devi de Silva

(1957-01-30) January 30, 1957 (age 67)
Matara, Sri Lanka
NationalitySri Lankan
Occupation(s)Actress, Comedian
Years active1990–present
SpouseRahal Bulathsinhala

Hewamunaweerage Susila Devi de Silva (born January 30, 1957 as සුසිලා කෝට්ටගේ) [Sinhala]), popularly as Susila Kottage, is an actress in Sri Lankan cinema[1] theater and television.[2] One of Sri Lanka's best female comedians, Kottage is famous for the role Dayawathi[3] in television serial Kopi Kade and films Angara Dagara and Sikuru Hathe.[4]

Personal life

Susila Kottage was born on 30 January 1957 in Matara. Her mother died at the delivery and her father married another women when she is little in age.[3] She completed her education from Sujatha Vidyalaya, Matara.[5]She is married to Rahal Bulathsinhala, who is a retired jail police officer as well as a renowned actor. She met Rahal during stage dramas.[3]

Acting career

Selected television serials

Selected stage dramas

  • Sargentge Nandamma[34]
  • Nekatha
  • Ilndari[35]

Illness

In 2017, she was admitted in the hospital with a heart attack. She underwent treatments for 4 days at the ward 61 in General Hospital, Colombo.[36]

Controversy

In 2010, Kottage has been produced before the Kaduwela District Court on a charge of defamation of Rs. 300,000 from the teledrama director Leela Wickramarachchi. The Additional Magistrate and Additional District Judge Sujatha Alahapperuma, ordered her to appear before the court on September 23, 2010. The incidence took place where Kottage has joined as an actress in the teledrama directed by Wickramarachchi Ithin Mata Awasarai.[37]

Filmography

Her maiden cinematic experience came through 1990 film Saharawe Sihinaya, with a minor role. She has acted more than 45 films mostly in comedy roles. Some of her popular films are Sikuru Hathe, Angara Dangara and 64 Mayam.[38]

  • No. denotes the Number of Sri Lankan film in the Sri Lankan cinema.[39][40]
Year No. Film Role Ref.
1990 705 Saharawe Sihinaya
1990 709 Palama Yata Annie [41]
1990 711 Chandi Raja
1991 738 Suwandena Suwandak
1991 746 Raja Daruwo Karolina
1992 747 Bajar Eke Chandiya
1993 784 Bambasara Bisaw
1994 796 Ekada Wahi
1995 825 Rodaya
1995 836 Awaragira Asilin, Vinitha's servant
1995 839 Cheriyo Captain Alphosus' Guerilla girl [42]
1996 862 Mal Hathai
1997 883 Pem Mal Mala
1999 915 Seetha Ra
1999 922 Theertha Yathra Mother [43]
1999 923 Koti Sana
2001 948 Jack and Jill
2001 952 Pissu Puso Komala Rani
2001 953 Kinihiriya Mal Factory overseer [44]
2002 975 Sansara Prarthana
2002 976 Seethala Gini Kandu
2002 977 Pissu Double U. C. Chamma
2002 979 Cheriyo Holman [45]
2003 1011 Pissu Trible Manager
2003 1022 Hitha Honda Pisso Susila
2004 1035 Left Right Sir Maduwanthi [46]
2004 1037 Ohoma Harida Namali's Mother
2005 1049 James Bond [47]
2007 1085 Weda Beri Tarzan Nimbula [48]
2007 1096 Jundai Gundai [49]
2007 1092 Sikuru Hathe Mangala Jaya's wife [50]
2008 1105 Wada Bari Tarzan Mathisabayata Susila [51]
2009 1132 Kanyavi Mrs. Charlot Sylvester [52]
2010 1140 Jaya Pita Jaya Vijay's granny [53]
2011 1155 Angara Dangara Miss Jenny [54]
2011 1165 Ethumai Methumai [55]
2010 1167 Thank You Berty Berty's mother [56]
2012 1168 Sakvithi Dadayama [57]
2012 1183 Jeevithe Lassanai Umma Devi [58][59]
2014
-
 Mad Man (Home movie) Nanda
2015 1225 Gindari Bunty's mother [60]
2015
-
 Double Joke (Home movie) Angel
2016
-
 Kadadasi Malai Wana Bambarai (Home movie)
2016
-
 Malaysia Giyoth Giya (Home movie) Soma
2016
-
 Sorryma Thama (Home movie) Loku Missy
2016 1259 Ran Dedunnak Woman at gym [61]
2016 1264 64 Mayam Samanmalee [62]
2017 1269 Ran Sayura Katherina [63]
2018 1319 Tawume Iskole Punchi amma [64]
TBD Eka Gei Sokari [65]

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