Sinhala Tv Serial Emy

Emy is a Sinhala TV show. It is written by Ashoke Priyadarshana and Sudeepa Mihiri. It is directed by Sanjaya Nirmal Bio coming soon... >> Read More... . The show stars Michelle Dilhara Michelle Dilhara, also known as Hatharasinghege Mi >> Read More... , Hycinth Wijeratne, and Maneesha Chanchala Bio coming soon... >> Read More... in the lead roles. The show has 55 episodes with a run time of 20 minutes per episode. The show is premiered on Independent Television Network (ITN). It started airing from 22 April to 5 July 2019. In the show Michelle Dilhara plays the role of Emy, Hyacinth Wijeratne Bio coming soon... >> Read More... as Grand Mother, Maneesha Chanchala as Sara, Tillakaratne Dilshan Bio coming soon... >> Read More... as Cricket Player, Anuruddhika Padukkage Anuruddhika Padukkage is a well-known Sinhala cine >> Read More... , Nuwangi Liyanage Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Samadara Ariyawansa Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Raja Pathirana, Sangeeth Prabhu Sangeeth Prabhu is an actor, Dancer, Model and Pre >> Read More... as Pawan, Child Artists Yohani Hansika as Gagani, Naveen Saumya Bio coming soon... >> Read More... as Kavindu, Venuka Joseph as Dimal, and Sharadh Chandracha as Sitige. Emy is a TV series structured as a collection of stories connected by a central group of gifted children who help people struggling with psychological challenges. The series centers on Emy, a Sri Lankan girl raised in the UK, who returns to her homeland to visit her grandmother Daisy, a retired psychiatrist. Unknown to her grandmother, Emy has been diagnosed with a terminal illness and has only months to live—a secret known only to her mother, who remains in the UK. At her grandmother's home, Emy meets five children with special abilities. The children are Kavindu, Sithija, Gagani, Timal, and Pasindu. These children have been raised under Daisy's care. They have been taught to use their extraordinary capabilities to help others. Initially, the children didn’t like Emy and they tried to drive her away. But she gradually wins them over. Later their connection became meaningful.

Despite her troubled childhood from a broken family and her terminal diagnosis, Emy makes a profound decision: rather than dwelling on her limited time or bitter past experiences, she chooses to create meaning in her final months by leading the gifted children in their mission to help others. The show follows Emy and the children. They reach out to various individuals suffering from psychological disturbances. This series seems to beautifully explore themes of resilience, chosen family, purpose in the face of mortality, and the healing power of helping others. Emy finds her purpose in healing others while privately facing her incurable condition.