

Pioneering musician Dr. Premasiri Khemadasa passed away last night (Oct. 24th) at Apollo Hospital, Colombo. He was 71. Popularly known as Khemadasa Master, the father of two had been ailing for some time.
Born on 25th

In the field of cinema, he had been accorded the highest number of awards for music direction and composition.
Dr. Khemadasa had used a combination of western classical as well as oriental music styles.


He also contributed to stage plays and tele dramas, including internationally acclaimed 'Manasa Vila', 'Doramadalawa', 'Sonduru Warnadasi' and 'Agni'.
The remains presently lie at his Rajagiriya home at Madinnagoda Road and the funeral takes place at Borella Cemetery on October 27th.