Sachithra Yashminda Weerasinghe (Sinhala: සචිත්‍ර යෂ්මින්ද වීරසිංහ; born 27 April 1992), professionally known as Yash Weerasinghe, is a Sri Lankan actor and voice actor.^[1] He is known for his appearances in television dramas including Wes, Ravana, Bro,^[2] and Kiya Den Adare Tharam. In addition to television acting, he has worked as a dubbing artist for Sinhala-language adaptations of foreign television series, including Carnation, Diya Aur Baati Hum, and Descendants of the Sun. He later appeared in the feature film Paraga, directed by Danushka Rathnayaka. Weerasinghe is a member of the Jayakody family of artists and is a nephew of actress Geetha Kanthi Jayakody.^[3][4][5][6]

Weerasinghe was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to Jayantha Weerasinghe and Muditha Jayakody. He is the second of three children, with an elder brother, Dulanjan Rashminda Weerasinghe, and a younger sister, Upadya Mandira Weerasinghe, Aunt Geetha Kanthi Jayakody.^[7] He received his primary and secondary education at Bomiriya Munidasa Kumaratunga Vidyalaya and Bomiriya Central College, where he studied in the mathematics stream for his General Certificate of Education Advanced Level examination. He later pursued a diploma in Automobile Engineering at Scott Campus.

Weerasinghe began his acting career with minor roles in television dramas, including Para Walalu.^[8][9] In 2016, he appeared in the television drama Mauna Yagaya,^[10][11] directed by Danushka Rathnayaka, portraying the character Kosala. He subsequently appeared in television productions including Eka Gee Minissu and Wes, in which he portrayed Madawa.^[12]

He later appeared in several television dramas, including Heily^[13] , Ravana^[14] , Bro^[15] , Kiya Den Adare Tharam,^[16][17] and Anaraga. He subsequently expanded his acting career into cinema with a role in the film Paraga, directed by Danushka Rathnayaka.^[18][19]

Films

Selected Television Serials

• Wes
• Heily
• Ravana
• Kiya Denna Adare Tharam
• Bro

Weerasinghe began his dubbing career in 2015 at the Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation under the guidance of Wajira Kumara Vithanage.^[21] His first dubbing role was the character Mathako in the Sinhala adaptation of the Japanese television drama Carnation, broadcast under the title Aththatu Na Etha Eya Igilei^[22] . He later became involved in dubbing productions broadcast on TV Derana. ^[23][24] Since then, he has contributed voice performances to numerous Sinhala-language adaptations of foreign television dramas.^[25][26]

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• Yash Weerasinghe at IMDb