Rajitha Hiran

Muthuthanthrige Rajitha Hiran Chamikara Fernando (born 11 June 1981) (Sinhala: රජිත හිරාන් චාමිකර), popularly known as Rajitha Hiran Chamikara is an actor in Sri Lankan cinema, stage drama and television.[2][3] Particularly acting in comedy roles, Hiran is best known for the role of Ping Pong in the television serial Thattu Gewal, which became his trademark of the career.[4]

Rajitha Hiran
රජිත හිරාන් (ping pong)
Born
Muthuthanthrige Rajitha Hiran Chamikara Fernando

(1981-06-11) 11 June 1981
Sri Lanka
NationalitySri Lankan
OccupationActor, Comedian
Years active1999–present
Spouse(s)Andrea Fernando
ChildrenAmanda Riyana
Parent(s)
  • Ashoka Padmini Perera[1] (mother)

Personal life

Chamikara is an old boy of Prince of Wales' College, Moratuwa.[5]

Chamikara is married to his longtime partner Andrea. They have two daughters. Eldest one is Amanda Riyana. Second daughter was born on August 2018.[6] His wife Andrea is from Indian descent and is a Tamil Catholic. Chamikara is a Sinhala Buddhist.[7]

His uncle Hemasiri Sellapperuma is also a renowned artist.[5]

Career

He started acting career through the television series Thattu Gewal. His character Ping Pong was highly popularized.[5] Chamikara started his film career with Cheriyo Holman in 2002, directed by Parakrama Jayasinghe with a minor role.[8] Then he continued to be a popular comedian in his generation and became very popular through the films Somy Boys, Ulath Ekai Pilath Ekai and Kolamba Sanniya Returns.[9]

Filmography
  • No. denotes the Number of Sri Lankan film in the Sri Lankan cinema.[10]
YearNo.FilmRoleRef.
2002979Cheriyo Holman
2002985BahubuthayoTemple Worker[11]
2002995Somy BoysDadin Bidin[12]
20031006Sepata Dukata SunnyTarzan
20031007Numba Nadan Apita PissuPatiya[13]
20031022Hitha Honda PissoThree wheel driver
20041026Clean OutFamilia's servant[14]
20041031Ra Daniel Dawal Migel 3Ping Pong 000[15]
20041032Aadaraneeya Wassaanaya[16]
20041034Selamuthu Pinna[17]
20041037Ohoma HaridaVadda
20041044Jolly BoysSumo wrestling referee[18]
20051051One ShotPushpakumara's secretary[19]
20051052Mihidum Wasanthe
20061064Dedunu Wessa[20]
20061078Double Game
20071083Mr Dana Rina[21]
20071098No Problem Darling
20081165Adaraye Namayen[22]
20081103Adara Meena
20091121Sihina Devduwa[23]
2011
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Sanda Dev Doni(Home movie)[24]
20111167Thank You Berty[25]
20121175Sihinaya Dige EnnaHiran[26]
20131191Ira Laga WadiRajitha[27]
2015
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Honey BunnyHoney (Home movie)
20161245Ulath Ekai Pilath EkaiRajiya[28]
20171283Punchi Apith Baya Na DanDiyasena[29]
20181298KusalSomapala[30]
20181310Gharasarapa[31]
20181312Kolamba Sanniya ReturnsHichcha[32]
20191328Iskoleta Man AwaBanda[33]
20191323Nathi Bari TarzanMotion[34]
20191330Thiththa AththaVise Kurutta[35]
20191333GoreeInspector Silva[36]
2019Face to Face[37]
2019Inda Nimidam[38]
TBDKidnap[39]
TBDNilu Man Adarei[40]
TBDHathara Varam[41]
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  38. "Lal Weerasinghe to make a cameo appearance in India". Sarasaviya. Retrieved 23 February 2020.
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