Ranjan Ramanayake is a prominent Sri Lankan film actor, director, singer, scriptwriter, and former politician.
Full Name: Sadda Vidda Rajapakse Palanga Pathira Ambakumarage Ranjan Leo Sylvester Alphonsu
Born: March 11, 1963 (Negombo, Sri Lanka)
Age: 63 years old
Acting Career
Cinema: Starred in over 75 Sinhala-language films (including action, romance, and comedies) such as Jaya Kothenada, Awaragira, One Shot, and Leader.
Accolades: Won the Sarasaviya Best Actor Award and was voted the Sarasaviya Most Popular Actor multiple times.
Other Roles: Worked as a film director, writer, and playback singer.
Parliamentary Service: Served as a Member of Parliament representing the Ratnapura and Gampaha districts, and held various government positions including State Minister of Highways and Road Development.
Legal Issues: In January 2021, he was sentenced to four years in prison for contempt of court after accusing members of the Sri Lankan judiciary of corruption, which led to the loss of his parliamentary seat. He received a presidential pardon in August 2022.
Current Status: Mostly retired or stepped back from active electoral politics, associated politically with the United Democratic Voice party. Here is the video of Tredmill
Ranjan Ramanayake is a prominent Sri Lankan film actor, director, singer, scriptwriter, and former politician. Full Name: Sadda Vidda Rajapakse Palanga Pathira Ambakumarage Ranjan Leo Sylvester Alphonsu
Born: March 11, 1963 (Negombo, Sri Lanka)
Age: 63 years old
Acting Career
Cinema: Starred in over 75 Sinhala-language films (including action, romance, and comedies) such as Jaya Kothenada, Awaragira, One Shot, and Leader.
Accolades: Won the Sarasaviya Best Actor Award and was voted the Sarasaviya Most Popular Actor multiple times.
Other Roles: Worked as a film director, writer, and playback singer.
Parliamentary Service: Served as a Member of Parliament representing the Ratnapura and Gampaha districts, and held various government positions including State Minister of Highways and Road Development.
Legal Issues: In January 2021, he was sentenced to four years in prison for contempt of court after accusing members of the Sri Lankan judiciary of corruption, which led to the loss of his parliamentary seat. He received a presidential pardon in August 2022.
Current Status: Mostly retired or stepped back from active electoral politics, associated politically with the United Democratic Voice party. Here is the video of Tredmill
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