No absolutely not I was proud of you as a Sri Lankan when you made that movie and stood by your creation. Please do not even fathom the fact that I am trying to call you a counterfeiter or in plain slang a rip off. I have to tell you that I have also seen 'Boys Don't Cry' by Kimberly Pierce, a true story about a girl name Brandon Teena who grew up in state of Nebraska and finally got brutally murdered. But speaking of 'Thani Tatuwen Piyambanna', even though I haven't seen the movie, I became aware of the story line.

That is a very regrettable state, but we are left with no choice, so it's better to continues with the path we have chosen, which you as an artist rightfully does. We still live in a society, like medieval times and the following period of enlightenment haven't reached us yet, so we could generate our own opinions rather than blindly following what are being told by societies' cultural, political and religious leaders. That's when I started to appreciate your nerve to swim upstream in a society where majority of people suffer from socio psychological fabrication. But I had the opportunity to watch 'Me Mage Sandai' and I was very much impressed with that. Unfortunately I missed out on watching couple of your movies, which are 'Chanda Kinnari' and' Thani Thatuwen Piyambanna'. I was looking forward to see an honest, creative, passionate, fearless filmmaker/writer working at his best. Since then I was keenly observant about your future work. Your work also gave me the impression that you might be a maverick in your field of work. But the previous titles mentioned were revelations for Sri Lankan audience and despite the mixed reception and criticism received as a whole, I believe it has won the hearts of many viewers and specially a couple of people I knew closely, who were fortunately blessed with good senses to creative forms of art and to identify and appreciate once they experience them.

I wish I could say the same thing about your initial work 'Prabathaya', but that didn't impress me that much. Ever since I had the opportunity to watch 'Dunhinda Addara' and 'Diyakata Pahana', I became an instant admirer of your authenticity which you demonstrated on those Tele Dramas with immense steadfastness. That's purely because I am an avid fan of your work.

But In my own self-righteous mindset, I found an excuse to justify myself for calling you Asoka. You are neither a friend nor a colleague of mine, a status which wouldn't permit me to call you such. I am well aware of the fact that in a polite society a person doesn't address someone else by their name unless that person is being asked to. Dear Asoka, First of all let me apologize for addressing you by your first name.

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