A comedy around a tailor and a barber
Kathuru Mithuru’ made by actor and director Giriraj Kaushalya is newest Sinahala movie to be released in theatres. A production by Alankulama Films, the CEL release is to be shown in cinemas from March 20.
The late actor Jayalath Manoratne play one of the main roles in the film along with seasoned stars like Mahendra Perera, Giriraj Kaushalya, Rodney Warnakula, Gihan Fernando, Priyantha Senevirathne, Kusum Renu, Maureen Charuni,Jayani Senanayake, Rasanjana Nandasiri, Sandani Hettigoda Wasantha Vittachchi, Sampath Jayaweera, Saman Hemarathna, Chandrasoma Binduhewa and Mihiri Sirithilaka.
Set in a rural backdrop, ‘Kathuru Mithuru’ revolves around a traditional hairdresser and tailor. One common instrument used in both their occupations is the pair of scissors and their friendship is revolved around it. The hairdresser has a daughter and the tailor a son and both of them have completed their university education. Yet they don’t have jobs and both the youngsters want to join their fathers’ occupations.
But their interests are stongly objected by both fathers. Will the young couple be able to convince their fathers and take the traditions jobs to a new height? ‘Kathuru Mithuru’ continues with many hilarious and entertaining moments that take place at the barber and tailoring shops.
Director Giriraj Kaushalya
In the technical department Ruwan Costa is the cinematographer, Ajith Ramanayake the editor, Priyantha Dissanayake the make-up artiste and Nilantha Priyadarshana the production coordinator. The executive producer of the film is Yasith Siriwardana while Basuru Siriwardana is the producer. Music direction by Rohana Weerasinghe while lyrics for the film are written by Bandara Eheliyagoda, Nilar N. Cassim and Achala Solamans,
Having directed ‘Sikuru Hathe’ as his debut and ‘Suhada Koka’ as his second, ‘Kathuru Mithuru’ is Giriraj’s third direction.
Started in theatre Giririaj moved to small screen and later scripted a number of teledramas including ‘Kathura’, ‘Ethuma’ and ‘Naana Kamaraya’.
Following the footsteps of his late father, Dhammika Siriwardena, Basura Siriwardena produced ‘Kathuru Mithuru’ as the seventh production of Alankulama Films.
