Dada Ima Film

In the heartland of Ratmali Kakunawala, a name synonymous with excellence in the field of arts, the remarkable journey of Jayanatha Athukorala, a talented young artist who emerged in 1983, took a distinctive turn. This momentous transition occurred when Ratmali, amidst the lush beauty of Kakunawala, bid farewell to his cherished son, Vidathachakwa, and the future that lay ahead. However, this departure marked not an end but a new beginning. In the years that followed, Jayanatha Athukorala blossomed into a renowned artist in Sri Lanka. After the tragic loss of Ratmali, his eldest daughter, Ragini, and son-in-law Rohini, along with their daughter Vidathachakwa, found refuge in a distant land. Separated from their homeland, they managed to rebuild their lives but remained unaware of the thriving artistry and the growing fame of their beloved Jayanatha. Meanwhile, Jayanatha continued to prosper, crafting his artistry and reputation in Sri Lanka. Years later, fate reunited Ratmali's family with their long-lost son Vidathachakwa, who had become an accomplished artist himself. However, Vidathachakwa's success had not diminished Jayanatha's standing in the art world. Instead, the two artists found themselves on parallel journeys, each carving their own unique path. Today, Jayanatha Athukorala stands as a prominent figure in Sri Lanka's art scene, a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft. The story of Ratmali's family, their separation and eventual reunion, mirrors the ebb and flow of life, as each member pursued their own artistic destinies. In this narrative, art and family intertwine, creating a tapestry of creativity and resilience that continues to inspire those who witness it.