Sudu Andagena Kalu Avidin

The best teledrama in Sri Lankan History! Such a real portrait of Sri Lanka... Which includes poverty, family issues, education system, religious views, starvation, most importantly HUMANITY!

The best Sinhala teledrama I have ever seen. Dialogues are very attractive. All the selected actors/actresses are acting very naturally.

How do i start this? this drama is just SO GOOD that i've never laughed, never cried, never got this angry and never rode such a roller-coaster of emotions in my life EVER before. it's just SO GOOD. i am an avid k-drama fan but this drama made me so ashamed of myself, i'm a Sri Lankan and WHAT have i've been watching till now? i'm REALLY frustrated by the fact that this drama is so unrecognised and if not for my father i would still be the same old self with my eyes glued to handsome flower boys saying cliche lines to their partners ( well not that all Korean dramas are like that, there are some really good ones too) This drama is THE definition of a melodrama, the start off was weird and slow and i do not deny the fact that i wondered why i was here watching this thing. But as the story progressed, slowly but surely it had me in it's hooks,THIS IS SUCH A MASTERPIECE!!!! I'm telling to anyone who is reading this, please, PLEASE watch it, you may skip the first two three episodes, but the latter part will grow to be SO AWESOME that you won't know where you are, you will be inside the story, crying with them, laughing with them. I'm starting root for more and more Sinhala dramas, see how one drama can change a person =).

I can't remember any tele drama in Srilanka, that I liked this much for past 20 years time. This was perfect any many aspect. Scripts, dialogues, acting of all in the cast, music, camera angles, scenes were amazing. Heart touching, giving so many messages to the society as well. And it drives the viewers to think, see , look and live life in a different and new manner.

This is the best television drama I've ever watched, and I strongly recommend it to everyone. It portrays the life of Sri Lanka, which has been ravaged by political figures. This has won numerous awards, including the best television drama of the year.

While 'Wilson Mama' and 'Pancha' take center stage as the main characters, the director skillfully weaves in other characters to avoid solely focusing on the protagonists. The timing of character introductions and the plot sequence is excellent, and the director manages to balance joy and sorrow superbly with the remarkable cast.

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the entire team for delivering this masterpiece.