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D. B. Gangodathenna

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D.B. Gangodathenna ඩී. බී. ගංගොඩතැන්න

Born	(1943-05-28) May 28, 1943 (age 81) Kandy, Sri Lanka
Nationality	Sri Lankan
Education	Dharmaraja College
Occupation	Actor
Years active	2001–present

D.B. Gangodathenna (born May 28, 1943 as ඩී. බී. ගංගොඩතැන්නේ) [Sinhala]), is an actorinSri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.^[1] Gangodathenna act in supportive comedy roles particularly in cinema.

Acting career

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Gangodathenna started his film career with Mathu Yam Dawasa back in 2001, directed by Dharmasena Pathiraja.^[2]^[3]

Notable television works

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Alla Langa Walawwa

Boralu Paara

Deveni Athmaya^[4]

Dhawala Kadulla ^[5]

Hatara Kenderaya^[6]

Kasee Salu ^[7]

Kethumathi Neyo ^[8]

Kinnara Damanaya ^[9]

Manmaadhawee^[10]

Maya Ranaga ^[11]

Sanda Dev Diyani ^[12]

Filmography

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Year	Film	Role	Ref.
2001	Mathu Yam Dawasa		^[13]
2002	Parliament Jokes	Store Mudalali	^[14]
2002	Bahubuthayo	Interviewed villager	^[15]
2002	Jolly Hallo 2
2003	Yakada Pihatu	Manuja's mad stepfather	^[16]
2003	Sulang Kirilli	Rathi's father	^[17]
2004	Sooriya Arana	Uncle Peethara	^[18]
2004	Diya Yata Gindara	Communication store owner	^[19]
2005	One Shot	Doctor Kallepotha	^[20]
2006	Sewwandi
2008	Wada Bari Tarzan Mathisabayata	Gunda 'Daddy'	^[21]
2008	Aba	Astrologer	^[22]
2009	Leader		^[23]
2010	Mago Digo Dai	Mudiyanse	^[24]
2010	Ape Yalu Punchi Bhoothaya	Gurunnanse	^[25]
2010	Subha
2011	Mahindagamanaya	Devil house chanter	^[26]
2011	Kiwwada Nahi Nokiwwada Nahi	Somasundaram's father	^[27]
2011	Ethumai Methumai		^[28]
2012	Super Six	Taddy	^[29]
2013	Raja Horu	Makka	^[30]
2014	Siri Daladagamanaya		^[31]
2014	Kosthapal Punyasoma	Bus thief victim	^[32]
2014	Kalpanthe Sihinayak		^[33]
2014	Api Marenne Na		^[34]
2014	Swaroopa		^[35]
2015	Mage Yalu Malu	Jayakody	^[36]
2015	Pravegaya	Bike shop owner	^[37]
2015	Lantin Singho		^[38]
2015	Address Na		^[39]
2015	My Name Is Bandu	Municipal tractor driver	^[40]
2015	Ho Gaana Pokuna		^[41]
2016	Sakkarang		^[42]
2016	Hora Police	Namal	^[43]
2016	Ran Dedunnak		^[44]
2016	Hero Nero		^[45]
2017	64 Mayam		^[46]
2018	Porisadaya	James	^[47]
2018	Yama Raja Siri	Police Constable	^[48]
2018	Aladin Saha Puduma Pahana	Mashoor Pasha	^[49]
2018	Kolamba Sanniya Returns	Man at shopping complex	^[50]
2018	Yalu Malu Yalu 2		^[51]
2018	Athuru Mithuru Hari Apuru		^[52]
2018	Davena Wihagun	Old man at brothel	^[53]
2019	Goree		^[54]
2019	Thiththa Aththa		^[55]
2019	Jaya Sri Amathithuma	drunken person	^[56]
2019	Reload	Doctor	^[57]
2019	Face to Face		^[58]
2021	Hathara Varan		^[59]
2023	Kathuru Mithuru	Old thin man in Barber shop	^[60]
TBD	Bahuchithawadiya	Old man	^[61]
TBD	Adda Lanuwa Damma Kodiya
TBD	Kidnap
TBD	Ice Cream		^[62]
TBD	Edath Dinum Adath Dinum		^[63]
TBD	Pampas		^[64]
TBD	Nirvasthra		^[65]

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