Entertainment

Sujeewa explains what happened on 31st night

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1 year ago

January 4, 2023

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Popular singer K.Sujeewa has complained to the Computer Crime Investigation Unit and the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) regarding a video circulating on social media these days.

On the night of December 31st, an argument had arisen between K.Sujeewa and another party following a vehicle accident.

Someone who videotaped the argument had released it on social media.

In the video, allegations were levelled against Sujeewa of consuming alcohol.

However, Sujeewa said she had never consumed alcohol. “If I was drunk, the police would have arrested me. All these allegations are being made against me out of jealousy. They may not like the fact that I raise my two kids all by myself,” she said.

She said the posted video has been edited. “When I was being videotaped, I told the police officer present that I am a famous person and I don’t know what they will do after videotaping me. Instead of my entire line, they have only posted the part where I say “I’m famous”. Even the police didn’t help me at that time,” she said.

She said she was on her way to a musical show but got late by about an hour due to the incident.

Source: Aruna

Entertainment

“Ambiguous: A Painfully Honest Depiction of the Story of Our Lives”

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5 hours ago

April 19, 2024

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“Ambiguous: A Painfully Honest Depiction of the Story of Our Lives” is an exhibition by Rajitha Rupasinghe in collaboration with the Colombo Think Tank, it will be held on the 28th of April 2024 from 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm in front of the National Art Gallery, combo 07.

The exhibition will discuss the spatial aspect of artworks, the affordability of space, and the unspoken background stories and drives behind artworks.

Rajitha Rupasinghe was trained as an architect from the University of Moratuwa and holds a bachelor’s degree in Architecture. His enthusiasm for art history and cultural theory was restrengthened by the postgraduate Institute of Archeology, the University of Kelaniya, and the Colombo Think Tank. His work is closely related to historical and cultural criticism of art and architecture.

Entertainment

Nelum Pokuna to be decked with ‘Colours of Love’

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1 day ago

April 18, 2024

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‘Navage Gee : Colours of Love’, a musical extravaganza featuring beloved tunes of prominent music director and composer Navarathna Gamage, will be held this weekend at the Nelum Pokuna auditorium, Colombo.

The show, organized by the Old Boys’ Association of Nalanda College, will be held on both April 20 and April 21 at 6.30pm.

The musical evening will feature the work of Navarathna Gamage spanning across 03 decades and 42 well known singers in the country.

Tickets : Sumudu : 071 798 9189 / Kasun 071 968 765

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Entertainment

Court restrains Senaka Batagoda from singing 7 songs

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2 weeks ago

April 3, 2024

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The Colombo Commercial High Court yesterday issued an Enjoining Order restraining popular singer Senaka Batagoda from singing seven popular songs including “Api Kavuruda” and “Api Senasille”.

The order was issued by Colombo Commercial High Court Judge Priyantha Fernando after considering a complaint filed under the Intellectual Property Act by musician Janath Kulathilake who was the combined lyrics, melody and music compositor of those seven songs sung by Senaka Batagoda.

The Colombo High Court Judge also censured the giving of those songs to other parties without written permission of the plaintiff.

The seven songs which was restrained under the enjoining order are “Api Kavuruda”, “Api Senasille”, “Alu Yata Gini”, “Rastha”, “Heena Walata Panak Thiyenawa”, “Senasuma” and “Hodama de”.

The plaintiff informed court that the intellectual property right related to these songs is a right that cannot be violated by anyone and singer Senaka Batagoda had violated the intellectual property rights of the plaintiff.

Considering these facts, an Enjoining Order was issued against singer Senaka Batagoda restraining him from singing seven songs by the Colombo Commercial High Court.

The case was filed by musician Janath Kulathilake alleging that singer Senaka Batagoda has violated his intellectual property right and copyright by not giving the economic benefits due to him. The plaintiff also seeks Rs.100 Mn compensation for the damage committed by the accused.Attorneys Thilini Hewawitharana and Sandun Senadhipathi appeared for the plaintiff.

(dailynews.lk)

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