Mata Mulu Lowama by Chandralekha Perera & Rookantha Gunathilaka Unmadawoo by Kamal Addararachchi & Damayanthi Jayasooriyaĭileepa Podi Puthu by Clarance Wijewardana Surangana Wes Wala by Clarence Wijewardena Sihina Genena Oba by Clarence Wijewardena Pavuru Walallak by Annesly Malawana & Indrani Perera Podi Nono by Sohan & Marriazel Gunathilake Samugena Yannemi by Vernon Perera & Indrani PereraĪware Pipee by Rookantha Gunathilaka & Damayanthi Jayasooriya We will bring you a new composition every week. Here is a library of your favorite Sri Lankan music, to get lost in, to dream with. or watch the moon rise over the dagobas at Anuradhapura, air filled with that heady aroma of lotus and frangipani.Ĭome fly with us to our beloved Sri Lanka on wings of song every day here at MIYURU GEE. watching the sunset with an arm around the waist of your favorite girl, or put yourself on the banks of Kandy lake, sitting side-by-side, your fingers caressing her soft tresses, watching the reflections of the twinkling lights of the city.
In 2019, The Janabhimani or Hela Maha Rawana Rajabhimani Awards Ceremony was held at the Jasmine Auditorium at the BMICH where Indrani won the Best Service Award.Imagine a palm fringed beach. Then in 2015, she won an award from the National Catholic Literary Association and in 2016 by the Provincial Literary Association. In 2014, Indrani won the Soul Sounds Award for her contribution to the music industry. In 1970s, she recorded Baila duets with Desmond de Silva and Paul Fernando. Apart from that, she also worked as a playback singer in many films such as Podi Malli, Dinum Kanuwa, Lassana Kella, Sadahatama Oba Mage and Sikuruliya. In 1973, she sung many songs with The Moonstones such as Sigiriya and Ha Ha Hore. Indrani has sung several popular hits including, Thiline Lesin, Wasanthaye Mal Kekulai, Sudu Asu Pita Nagala, Kageda Gon Wassa, Kumudu Mal and Mathakaya Asurin.
After the death of elder sister, younger sister Iranganie and Indrani sang as a duo, but later Iranganie moved away from singing. The Three Sisters sang together in concerts until Mallika died in 1980. On 31 December 1969, she made her first appearance at a dance show at the Hotel Taprobane with The Moonstones. In December 1969, she along with Iranganie and Mallika and formed the female vocal group "Three Sisters". Then she was invited to join the popular musical band The Moonstones led by Clarence Wijewardena and Malewana. In 1969, Indrani sang her first song Dilhani Duwani, which was previously voiced by Annesley Malewana. She started her singing career with the Fire Flies band of Dalrene Suby. Career įrom a young age she preferred going to church all dressed up to sing hymns. Later in 2009, Nimendra obtained a degree in Business Studies. After that he studied A/L at the Royal Institute. The couple has one daughter, Anjalie Charukeshi and one son, Pastor Nimendra Dhananjaya.
She met him during the production of his song Ha Ha Hore Danuna, where he was the Lotus Disc producer. She is married to James Sri Nivasan in 1979. Her sister Mallika has been singing since 1965 where she was the playback singer for the film Sama. She studied Kandyan Dancing in the school. Indrani studied at Presbyterian Girls School in Regent Street. She has one elder sister, Mallika and one younger sister, Iranganie. Her father, Abeypala Perera was a Buddhist and mother, Muriel Perera was a Christian. She was born on 15 February in Borella, and is the second of three girls in the family.