Primarily active as a comedian in Sinhala television, Sirithilaka is well known for his roles in the television serials Monarathenna, Ataka Nataka, Ingi Bingi and Sihina Genena Kumariye.
19 Facts About Mihira Sirithilaka
Mihira Sirithilaka was born on 28 May 1980 in the village Eraminiyaya in Agunakolapalessa, Hambantota as the second child to a middle-class family.
Mihira Sirithilaka's father worked for the River Valley Development Board.
Mihira Sirithilaka studied up to Ordinary Level at Wewa Central College.
Mihira Sirithilaka first developed an interest in acting in late 1998, after participating in the Sudharshani Drama Course conducted by Mangala Senanayake.
Mihira Sirithilaka married his longtime partner, Geethika Madurangi, in 2008.
Mihira Sirithilaka meet an artist named Lester Ruhunuhewa where they together painted on the walls of hotels as well as T-shirt painting.
Prominent dramatist Gamini Haththotuwegama comes to Eraminiyaya to do a street play while Mihira Sirithilaka got the opportunity to participate in it.
In 1999, Mihira Sirithilaka came to Colombo for a drama course at Sudarshi conducted by Mangala Senanayake.
Mihira Sirithilaka has regularly featured in many stage dramas since beginning his career as an actor.
Mihira Sirithilaka has appeared as a co-star on many television shows.
Mihira Sirithilaka hosted a musical game program Wayannai Gayannai accompanied by Rajitha Hiran, broadcast by Sirasa TV.
Mihira Sirithilaka won the Best Actor award in the Alternative category at the 2003 State Drama Festival.
Mihira Sirithilaka began his film career in 2003 with Udayakantha Warnasuriya's commercial film Le Kiri Kandulu.
Mihira Sirithilaka had a major role in the sports film Sinhawalokanaya as the character Hawadiya.
Mihira Sirithilaka has appeared in music videos, such as Amma Amma by Rukshan Mark, and Heena Kade by Ajantha Peiris.
In 2013, individuals associated with Mega Bite, a program broadcast by Hiru TV, abducted Mihira Sirithilaka and threatened him with death as part of a prank on the show.
Mihira Sirithilaka was forced to kneel in the street and telephone his wife to ask for a ransom.
In May 2017 at the Maharagama Youth Center, Mihira Sirithilaka launched two books: a novel titled Dehi Dodam Premaya and a collection of poetry titled Oba Nisa.