Sirimal (Ishan Shamsudeen) is a mischievous young boy who often skips school. One day, he plans to join Rosa but changes his mind when he catches sight of the young Daughter of Richman (Lusion Bulathsinghala). He decides to sneak back into class instead. Surprisingly, Sirimal's teacher (Edward Gunawardhana) makes him sit with the girls, a situation that Sirimal secretly enjoys as he gets to sit next to them. Among the girls, he also finds himself sitting beside Amy Lawrence, a friend with whom he is "engaged." Although Amy still has romantic feelings for him, Sirimal is too captivated by the Richman girls to notice her.
He was a poor boy who lives with his aunt. He steals food and gets caught by his aunt (Geetha Kanthy Jayakody) who beats and punishes him. He runs away to the small jungle near the river where he meets a boy who is elder to him. Almost instinctually (but probably a social facet of village boys), they fight and Sirimal tries to become prince over them.
Later in the Story Sirimal teams up with two other mischievous boys Rosa and Dasa, vowing never to be separated from each other. One night they come across three villagers, Gunaya (Cletus Mendis), Bempi(Kumara Thirimadhura) and Kattandiya at a cemetery and while sharing some stolen money they fight and Kattandiya is killed by Gunaya. Gunaya escapes by framing innocent Bempi. When the murder trial starts and Bempi is on the verge of being convicted, Sirimal & Rosa testify and the verdict changes.
Later, the same kids try to find a treasure at a haunted house. When they reach there they see that it belongs to thieves and they are running away with the hidden treasure. They follow but fail to catch the thieves . When Sirimal and Rosa try to catch the thieves they stumble into a dangerous arena and thwart it.
The score, which uses string and brass orchestra, was composed by Dinesh Subasinghe. The theme song "Mandho Kawdho" was very popular among children in Sri Lanka in 2007–2009.[citation needed]. It was sung by Madhawa Senivirathan and the Dee R Cee members vocal group. To conjure up the time period of the plot (the 1940s), Subasinghe used a digital effect which recreated the sound of an old gramophone record in some parts of the score. [citation needed]
Referencesedit
^Fernando, Susitha R. (2007-02-11). "'Siri Sirimal':The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Sundaytimes.lk. Retrieved 2013-11-17.
^"Hitting the high notes". Sundaytimes.lk. Retrieved 2013-11-17.
siri, sirimal, lankan, television, series, directed, sunil, costha, that, aired, rupavahini, from, 2007, 2008, adapted, from, mark, twain, 1876, novel, adventures, sawyer, theme, song, sound, track, series, were, composed, dinesh, subasinghe, which, golden, aw. Siri Sirimal is a Sri Lankan television series directed by Sunil Costha that aired on Rupavahini from 2007 to 2008 It was adapted from Mark Twain s 1876 novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 1 The theme song and sound track for the series were composed by Dinesh Subasinghe for which he won the Golden award for best music director at the 2009 SIGNIS Awards 2 3 Siri SirimalDirected bySunil Costha Theme music composerDinesh SubasingheCountry of originSri LankaOriginal languageSinhalaProductionCinematographyPrabath RoshanEditorKumara GlamuruwaRunning time19 minutes per episode 39 episodes Production companyShiran telesceaneOriginal releaseNetworkRupavahini Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast and crew 3 Music 4 References 5 External linksPlot editSirimal Ishan Shamsudeen is a mischievous young boy who often skips school One day he plans to join Rosa but changes his mind when he catches sight of the young Daughter of Richman Lusion Bulathsinghala He decides to sneak back into class instead Surprisingly Sirimal s teacher Edward Gunawardhana makes him sit with the girls a situation that Sirimal secretly enjoys as he gets to sit next to them Among the girls he also finds himself sitting beside Amy Lawrence a friend with whom he is engaged Although Amy still has romantic feelings for him Sirimal is too captivated by the Richman girls to notice her He was a poor boy who lives with his aunt He steals food and gets caught by his aunt Geetha Kanthy Jayakody who beats and punishes him He runs away to the small jungle near the river where he meets a boy who is elder to him Almost instinctually but probably a social facet of village boys they fight and Sirimal tries to become prince over them Later in the Story Sirimal teams up with two other mischievous boys Rosa and Dasa vowing never to be separated from each other One night they come across three villagers Gunaya Cletus Mendis Bempi Kumara Thirimadhura and Kattandiya at a cemetery and while sharing some stolen money they fight and Kattandiya is killed by Gunaya Gunaya escapes by framing innocent Bempi When the murder trial starts and Bempi is on the verge of being convicted Sirimal amp Rosa testify and the verdict changes Later the same kids try to find a treasure at a haunted house When they reach there they see that it belongs to thieves and they are running away with the hidden treasure They follow but fail to catch the thieves When Sirimal and Rosa try to catch the thieves they stumble into a dangerous arena and thwart it Cast and crew editCast Isham Shamsudeen Geetha Kanthi Jayakody Edward Gunawardena Maureen Charunee Kumara Thirimedura Lucian Bulathsinghala Sahan Kothalawela Tony Ranasinghe Cletus Mendis Gamini Jayalath Daya Alwis Asela Jayakody Chandra Kaluarachchi Saman Almeda G R Perera Chathura Rajasuriya Chamara Ranga Isuri Navodya Tharaka Nadishani Tharuka MadushanCrew Director Sunil Costha Cinema Autography Prabath Roshan Editor Kumara Galgamuwa Music score Dinesh Subasinghe Vocals Madawa Senivirathna amp DRC Members Choir Art directors Sunil Wijeratne amp Sena Mabulage Make up Priyantha Dissanayake Production executive Nimal Wijesiri Senadeera Assistant Director Newton GunasekaraMusic editThe score which uses string and brass orchestra was composed by Dinesh Subasinghe The theme song Mandho Kawdho was very popular among children in Sri Lanka in 2007 2009 citation needed It was sung by Madhawa Senivirathan and the Dee R Cee members vocal group To conjure up the time period of the plot the 1940s Subasinghe used a digital effect which recreated the sound of an old gramophone record in some parts of the score citation needed References edit Fernando Susitha R 2007 02 11 Siri Sirimal The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Sundaytimes lk Retrieved 2013 11 17 Hitting the high notes Sundaytimes lk Retrieved 2013 11 17 Entertainment Nation lk Retrieved 2013 11 17 External links editSiri Sirimal at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Siri Sirimal amp oldid 1157847508, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
