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Hatharasinghege Michelle Dilhara (Sinhala: මිෂෙල් දිල්හාරා; born 1 May 1996) is a Sri Lankan actress and an Environmentalist.[1][2] One of the most popular television actresses in Sri Lanka, Dilhara is best known for playing the role of "Podi Patharakari" in the popular television serial Salsapuna[3][4][5] and the role of "Ayoma" in the serial Sudu Andagena Kalu Awidin.[6] Apart from acting, she also engages in various philanthropic activities and is a social activist and an author.[7]

Michelle Dilhara
Born
Hatharasinghege Michelle Dilhara

(1996-05-01) 1 May 1996 (age 26)
Ragama, Sri Lanka
NationalitySri Lankan
Other namesPodi Patharakari
EducationNegombo South International School
Newstead Girls College
OccupationActress, environmental activist, author, social activist, philanthropist
Years active2016-present
Height5 ft 5 in (165 cm)
Parents
  • H. Premawardena (father)
  • E. Jean Stella Fernando (mother)
AwardsMost Popular Actress
Best Upcoming Actress
Websitemichelledilhara.com

In 2019 Dilhara received the National Youth Icon Award at the World Youth Summit held in New Delhi, India for her book "Social Invisibility is not a Fiction, it Exists" and for her "Theory of Alternative Social Cogwheel".[8][9][10] In 2020 Dilhara won the Best Upcoming Actress award at the Raigam Tele'es awards ceremony for her role in the critically acclaimed serial Sudu Andagena Kalu Awidin.[11] For the same role, she also won the Best Upcoming Actress award at the 2019 Sumathi Awards,[12] as well as won the State Award at 15th Television State Award festival in 2021. In 2022, she was nominated as the Best Supporting Actress at the Raigam Tele'es awards ceremony for her role in the television series Pork Weediya.

Currently, she performs her role as the Earth Day Network Ambassador for Sri Lanka.[13] She is also an advocate and promoter of Net zero and Carbon neutrality where she collaborated with the Korean Ambassador Santhuth Woonjin Jeong to create a framework to implement Sustainable Development Goal 13, the net zero initiative within the Korean Embassy in Sri Lanka.[14][15][16]


Personal life


She was born on 1 May 1996 in Ragama as the eldest of three siblings. She has two younger sisters: Mishen Prasadika and Rochelle Fiona. Her father, Hatharasinghege Premawardena, is a businessman and her mother, E. Jean Stella Fernando, is a housewife. She started her education from Negombo South International School and then moved to Newstead Girls College, Negombo for G.C.E O/L and A/L.[17][18]

During school times, at the age of 11, Dilhara started practicing martial arts and Karate-do-Shitokai under Sensei Rohan P. Udayakumara. Meanwhile, she also participated in several local and international Karate championships and won several medals. In 2010, she won the gold medal at the 2nd International Gōjū-ryū Karate Open Championship.

Dilhara is currently studying for an External Degree in IT and the Higher National Diploma in Psychology.[3] She is also following a course on Nurturing Care Framework for Early Childhood Development under the Senior Lecturer Duminda Guruge, at the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka.[19][20]


Acting career


Main article: Michelle Dilhara filmography

Dilhara was a member of the school's drama team where she started to act on the school stage on several occasions.[21][22] After completing the A/L examination, she joined Abhina Academy conducted by veteran artist Anoja Weerasinghe in July 2016. According to Dilhara, Weerasinghe was her first mentor in acting, where she learned yoga as well as voice controlling and facial expressions. Later in October 2016, she joined Damayanthi Fonseka's acting Academy for further knowledge based on emotional balancing and character adaptation in drama. Then she joined Abhiranga Art Center Negombo, conducted by Randika Wimalasooriya in June 2017 to further learn Drama and Theater. During this period, she got the opportunity to study Art from the Indian Theater Director, Ujjwal Singha


Television


In 2016, Dilhara made her first teledrama appearance in Dedunnai Adare directed by Saranga Mendis. Then she acted in the popular television serial Salsapuna directed by Nalan Mendis and telecasted on Sirasa TV, which made her breakthrough in the acting career. She was selected for the role "Preethiwa" popularly known as "Podi Paththarakari" by Sandhya Mendis, Chairman of Susila Productions. Even though the character was introduced in the middle of the serial, it was highly popularized among the public. During the same period, she then appeared with the leading role in the first Mobile drama Dhara, produced by Susila Productions.[23][24]

In 2017, Dilhara was selected to the television serial Poori directed by Ranil Kulasinghe, which was telecasted on Independent Television Network.[5][25] In the serial, she played the role of a village girl named Maali.[26] In the same year, she was cast for the fantasy teledrama Bodhi, directed by Sanjaya Nirmal. It was telecasted on Sirasa TV, where Dilhara played the role "Goddess Kali".[17] In late 2017, she appeared in the serial Emy as the titular character "Emy". It was directed by Sanjaya Nirmal and telecasted on ITN. Her character was highly popularized.[27][28]

In 2018, she acted in the popular serial Sidu telecasted on TV Derana and directed by Thilina Boralessa. She acted as the "daylight angel", who helped and protected Sidu during his journey with the little monk Soratha.[4] During the same period, she acted in the science fiction television serial Thuththiri, with the role "Urmila" directed by Sanjaya Nirmal.[29][24] The drama is also considered to be the first Sifi comedy mega drama in Sri Lanka.[30][31]

In 2019, Dilhara acted in several television serials across many genres. She acted in the popular serial Sudu Andagena Kalu Awidin aired in Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation, directed by Sunil Costa. The serial was critically acclaimed and won several awards at local television award festivals.[32][33] In the serial, Dilhara played the role of "Ayoma", who is a teenage girl facing the hardships of life. This marked her first major role in the television screen.[34][35] Later she acted in the serial Haratha Hera directed by Chandika Wijayasena. She played the role of a wealthy girl named Pabasara.[36][37]

In mid-2019, she portrayed the character "Kaweesha" in the television series Dadayam Bambaru directed by Sanjaya Nirmal, which was aired in Swarnavahini.[38] Later during same the year, she acted in the television serial Kisa, which was her second main role, directed by Nimal Rathnayake.[8][39] Then she was cast for the serial Sihina Kumari directed by Roshan Weerasinghe where Dilhara played a dual character of two sisters, "Amaya and Himaya".[10] In 2020, she started to act in the comedy thriller serial Sihina Samagama which is currently aired on Swarnavahini. In October 2020, she appeared in another thriller serial Can You Hear Me currently aired on National Television. The series is the first-ever attempt to take Sri Lankan teledrama to international audience via social media where it is airing with English subtitles.[40]


Film


Dilhara made her film debut in the 2018 sports film, Udumabara, as a supporting role,[41][42] that of "Michelle", a talented athlete who competed against the lead character.[43]


Beyond acting


Apart from acting, she was also involved in several television commercials including popular the Maliban tea advertisements in 2017 and 2018. Later in 2018, she hosted the musical program 16+ telecasted on Sirasa TV.[44][45][46]

Dilhara with school kids
Dilhara with school kids

In 2019, she hosted the entertainment program Weekend Vinode along with Udith Abeyrathne and Rukshana Dissanayake which aired every Saturday on Swarnawahini.[34] In 2018, she acted in the music video Hitha Mage Nokiyama sung by a newcomer Dilani Kasthuriarachchi.[47] In 2019, she acted in Nilan Hettiarachchi's music video Adara Belman.[48] She also collaborated for the music video Umathu Prema Kumara sung by Sashika Nisansala in 2019.[49]

In 2020, she acted in the music video Nethra along with Damitha Abeyratne.[50] The song was voiced by Abhisheka Wimalaweera and dedicated for the Mother's Day.[51][52]


Author work


In 2019, she wrote the book “Social Invisibility is not a Fiction it Exists”.[53] The book explains about the people affected by social invisibility due to race, negligence, discrimination, age and language barrier, and how to minimize social invisibility and social exclusion.[53]


Philanthropy



The invisible to visible movement


Main article: The invisible to visible movement

Since 15 years of age, Dilhara wanted to be a humanitarian. She started to conduct free English scholarship programs for the financially challenged students in Sri Lanka with the support of the English lecturer Danushka Clark.[54][55] In 2013, she completed the Japanese Language Proficiency Test as well. In 2018, Dilhara initiated "The invisible to visible movement" for the people who are affected by social invisibility and social exclusion.[56][57] Started with 200 students in Divulapitiya town, the program has now grown up to 1000 students eventually. The scholarship program was initiated as a sub-project of The Invisible to Visible movement.[58][57] The project was highly praised by the people island wide which enhances them to develop their communication skills with the world and to create a path for them to approach the international job market through online jobs.[9][56][57]

In 2020, Dilhara founded the community center called Senehas Arana for the retired citizens who are affected by Social invisibility and Social exclusion in Divulapitiya area.[59] With the community center, she released her first theory "The Theory of Alternative Social Cogwheel", which is a sociological theory of how people are affected due to factors such as the elderly, people with a disability, educational status, barriers for senior citizens in getting new jobs, discrimination, and violence.[8][60][39]

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Environmental activism


In 2016, Dilhara organized a campaign with Manusha D. Navarathna, an active environmental activist, to reduce Environmental Degradation concerning climate change. The campaign was taken place at the Negombo beach premises for three consecutive days from 26 to 28 February 2016 to remove all the plastic objects that were circling on the beach.[61] In May 2017, she organized a campaign for her 22nd birthday to change the focus of the youngsters to support the poor to stand on their feet rather than wasting time on video games. During her campaign, she along with many youngsters collected more than one thousand kilos of rice and gave them to the needy families in Pinnakalewattha village.[62][63] Later in August during the same year, she along with Navarathna organized another project to plant 1000 trees as a solution to minimize the ongoing climate crisis that has taken place due to global warming and climate change. The trees were planted in Katana, Gampaha district of Sri Lanka.[64][65]

In January 2020, Dilhara conducted multiple awareness programs on climate change and social invisibility in universities, schools, newspapers, and television programs.[8][9] In July 2020, Dilhara organized a three-day climate change camp for children, youngsters and teenagers along with Navarathna and Clark. The initiative encompasses involving the youth to restore the earth and make a better place to live in the future. The camp included activities to reduce the Environmental Degradation and organized beach cleanups, awareness programs, and campaigns like planting trees.[66]

On 7 March 2021, she conducted an awareness program on Climate Change and Global Warming at the GreenCon 2021 event which was organized by the Interact Club of Wycherley International School where the event was held at the Cinnamon Grand Colombo. Meanwhile, on 29 April 2021, she conducted an awareness program on Food Wastage and Its Impacts on Environmental Pollution collaborating with Food For All Kadamandiya Food Bank. She mainly focused on raising awareness of reducing food wastage which is a large contribution towards climate change and global warming and how to achieve the Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger by saving food that is wasted.[67]

"Social Invisibility is not a fiction it exists"

— Michelle Dilhara quotes[56][57]


University collaborations


Dilhara conducted an awareness program on Climate Change and Social Invisibility at the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka with Najith Guruge, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Health Promotion. The awareness program was conducted for the undergraduates in Faculty of Applied Sciences.[66]

On 2 July 2020, she conducted another awareness program along with the senior lecturer Department of Accountancy and Finance Rasika Devundara at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka. The program was based on Climate Change and Personality Development and was conducted for the students of the Faculty of Management Studies. The awareness program was conducted to make the students aware of the impacts of climate change as well as how to develop their personality and self-confidence as university students.[66]

On 6 April 2021, Dilhara collaborated with Uva Wellassa University and organized a tree planting program in the university premises along with an awareness program. The program was initiated by the Career Guidance Unit Director Dr. Janaka Siyambalapitiya and Career Guidance Unit Councellor, Akila Aushada Bandara. The main focus of the event was to encourage the university for the fight towards climate change and global warming. On 21 March 2021, she joined with University of Peradeniya and distributed rice bags and dry rations to elder homes that didn't receive food due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic in Sri Lanka.[68]

Dilhara organized a tree planting program with University of Sri Jayewardenepura on 12 March 2021. Six different types of trees were planted in the university premises during the program. Dilhara also held an awareness program to the participants during the event as to how university students can contribute towards minimizing climate change and global warming.[69] On 28 February 2021, she conducted a lecture on climate change "Hear Earth" which was organized by AIESEC in University of Moratuwa. The program was presented with the aim of raising awareness on minimizing climate change, global warming, and pollution.[68]

She collaborated with the IEEE WIE Student Branch affinity Group of General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University and conducted the program "EmpowHer" along with Professor Wasana Maithree Herath. The conference was organized with regard to celebrating International Women's Day on 8 March 2021.[68]


International collaborations



South Asian Youth Summit


In November 2018, Dilhara was the official host for the 2nd South Asian Youth Summit held in Sri Lanka.[70][71] The event taken place with the participation of SAARC observer nation and personalities from across Asia. During the event, she won the "Asia Inspiration Award" 2018 for her contribution towards the South Asian philanthropy.[72]


World Youth Summit


In November 2019, she hosted the World Youth Summit which was held in New Delhi, India.[66]


Earth Day Network


On 22 April 2020, Dilhara was invited by the Earth Day Network to feature in their My Future My Voice campaign. As the world's largest recruiter to the environmental movement, the campaign was an environment platform for the youth to “Restore our earth”. She featured along with 50 other youths from around 17 countries on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, where she addressed the meeting on how to reduce the carbon footprint, aim for zero waste, development of renewable energy, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, save natural resources and educate the less fortunate.[66] The event witnessed the participation of renowned global personalities including Pope Francis, Denis Hayes, Albert II, Prince of Monaco, Al Gore, Patricia Espinosa, John Kerry, Zac Efron and Anil Kapoor.

Meanwhile, on 11 May 2020, she was appointed as the Earth Day Network Ambassador to Sri Lanka.[73][74][75]


International Rain Day


On July 29, Dilhara participated in the World Rain Day virtual fest which was organized by the Earth Day Network.[76] She featured with other celebrity Earth Day Network ambassadors such as British Indian musician and composer Soumik Datta, Thai actor Alex Rendell, Bombay Jayashri Ramnath, Indian classical vocalist Kaushiki Chakraborty, Indian composer Ricky Kej, Sonam Wangchuk and Filipino actor Dingdong Dantes.[77]


Korean embassy


On 1 July 2021, she collaborated with the Korean Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Santhush Woonjin Jeong, and initiated the 'Go Green Embassy' program. The program was initiated with the aim of converting the Embassy to a Green Embassy thereby achieving Carbon Neutrality and net-zero with respect to the P4G Seoul summit. During the program, a Mesua ferrea tree was planted at the Embassy premises symbolizing the Sri Lanka Korea friendship.[78][79][80]

On 14 May 2022, Dilhara was invited as a guest speaker by the Korean Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Santhush Woonjin Jeong to the opening ceremony of “Korea Week 2022” which was held at the Colombo City Centre. The event was launched by the Korean Embassy in Sri Lanka in commemoration of the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Sri Lanka. Veteran actor Ravindra Randeniya, several Ambassadors and other representatives from Korea participated in the event.[81]


Public image


Michelle has often been referred to as a role model for environmental activist . Her impact on the teenagers’ view of Climate Change and her work as an activist had inspired them to become environmental activists. Sunday Observer referred to Dilhara as "an ardent promoter of eco-friendly environments".[68] Dilhara featured as a Guest Lecturer in 10 major Sri Lankan National Universities including  Rajarata University,  Sabaragamuwa University, Uva Wellassa University, University of Peradeniya, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, University of Moratuwa, University of Colombo, University of Jaffna, and initiated more than 250 climate change and net zero projects.[82][83] Expanding her initiatives, Korean Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Santhush Woonjin Jeong invited her to initiate the “Go Green Embassy” campaign within the Korean Embassy premises.[84]

Dilhara often speaks out on social issues including Social invisibility and Social Exclusion. Sunday Observer defined her as the “Voice for the Voiceless”.[85] As a philanthropist, Dilhara works towards providing support for various social causes. She founded the “Seneha Arana” elderly community center for retired elders who were affected by social invisibility.  She provided 1000 free English Scholarships for children facing language barrier as well as initiated multiple programs for Zero Hunger.[86][87]


Filmography


Main article: Michelle Dilhara filmography
YearFilmRoleRef.
2018UdumbaraMichelle[88]

Selected television serials



Awards


Dilhara has won several awards at international and local award festivals including,[93][94][95] the South Asian Youth Summit and World Youth Summit.[96][97] She also received an award from the Minister of Youth and Sports government of Malaysia, Mr.Syed Saddiq.[98]


Abdul Kalam Memorial Excellence Awards


Year Nominee / work Award Result
2019PhilanthropyYouth Peace AmbassadorWon

Raigam Tele’es


Year Nominee / work Award Result
2020Sudu Andagena Kalu AwidinBest Upcoming Actress[99]Won
2020Sudu Andagena Kalu AwidinMost Popular Actress[100]Nominated
2021Pork WeediyaBest Supporting ActressNominated
2021Can You Hear MeMost Popular ActressNominated

Sumathi Awards


Year Nominee / work Award Result
2020Sudu Andagena Kalu AwidinMost Popular ActressNominated
2020Sudu Andagena Kalu AwidinBest Upcoming Actress[101]Won

State Television Awards


Year Nominee / work Award Result
2020Sudu Andagena Kalu AwidinMerit AwardWon

Special Awards


See also



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