Sinhala Tv Serial Lansupathiniyo

Lansupathiniyo is a Sri Lankan teledrama in the Sinhala language. It premiered on 25th November 2019 and ended on 16th July 2020. Lansupathiniyo consists of 106 episodes. It comes under the genres of Drama, romance, and Soap Opera. It aired every day at 9 pm on the ITN channel. Thusitha Anuradha and Rasika Suraweeraarachchi are the directors of the drama. The directors have also scripted the show. The cast includes Dulanja Dilshan Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Saranga Disasekara Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Upathissa Balasooriya, Moratheenage Daglas Ranasinghe, Jehan Appuhami Jehan Appuhami is an actor cum director working in >> Read More... , Sarath Kothawala, Sampath Chaaminda Jayaweera Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Dayasiri Hittiarachchi, and Rohan Wijethunga.

The show focuses on two concepts mainly-  the invasion of new technology and the power of money over humanity. The drama narrates the intense consequences of money and social media impacting the fabric of family ties. Any family today is engrossed in their digital world. The family members find themselves physically present yet emotionally distant, creating obvious tensions in relationships. In the era where communication is easy, an extramarital affair becomes easy too. The meaningful and important relations can become stronger or erode. The married woman in this drama becomes so engrossed in her affair through social media that her husband thinks of divorcing her. Her husband starts feeling isolated even after face-to-face communication with his wife. 

Wealth has a glittering value. It often has a powerful influence over humanity. Money overshadows the qualities of a man, like kindness and compassion. The constant pursuit of money leads people to a path where the desire for money becomes so important that a man loses his sense of empathy. This show has portrayed that a man will prioritize financial profit or wealth over another man. The drama unfolds the events when the greed for money and technology combine. The result of this technological invasion leads to a struggle to maintain authentic, offline relationships and to rekindle the fading warmth of family ties in the digital age. Lansupathiniyo was a super hit TV serial in Sri Lanka because it fostered a sense of relatability with the audience. The show narrates the common life in today’s era.