COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 27 January 2003
There are many facets to Jayasuriya, but all of them can be summed up in one phrase, a quiet achiever. Or Simply Sanath, shall we say?
She had her cake, then ate it too; From frame-up to goof-up; Getting those cowboy blues; The evangelist's living hell; Agnivarsha in Pune; The customary musical chairs.
There are many facets to Jayasuriya, but all of them can be summed up in one phrase, a quiet achiever. Or Simply Sanath, shall we say?
On the Sahitya Akademi award for his Urdu collection of stories, <i>Dhuan</i>
She had her cake, then ate it too; From frame-up to goof-up; Getting those cowboy blues; The evangelist's living hell; Agnivarsha in Pune; The customary musical chairs.
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