More further to her official website biography is reporting;
During her free time, she likes to be in the comfort of her home, helping her mother. She is very fond of children and enjoys taking her friendsí children out. It is nice to lead a normal life, away from the camera, public events and the limelight she says.
Even today, this versatile actress is in disbelief that she is a much-loved celebrity. Her explanation is that this is a result of her previous birth and it is her calling, her destiny. Perhaps another reason why people love Yashoda is because she is so approachable. Her warm smile and striking eyes instantly display her honest and kind mannerisms.
Yet it has not been smooth sailing for Yashoda. She had a tough time in university where she was never accepted as a fellow student. The students who were once fans of the actress felt that she did not belong in a university. The ragging and isolation were so severe that she could not attend most of her lectures. She had to study by herself, asking her father for help in Hindi, and even obtaining her notes from India. This was a turning point in Yashoís life to realize how inhuman people can be.
A well-known and popular figure as a Hindi professor and SLBC broadcaster, Yashoda’s father meant the world to her. As her role model, she greatly respected him and as his biggest fan, she loved listening to his voice. However his larger-than-life personality meant she was unable to communicate with him on the same level.
Yet things changed. Yashoda’s father was diagnosed with Parkinson ’s Disease which he battled for 15 years. Dealing with his deteriorating condition was a heart-rending time for Yasho and her family, especially when he was bedridden for the last five years of his life. She did everything for her father despite her busy schedules, taking him to the hospital, feeding him and even retelling the stories he used to recite to her as a child. A positive aspect of his illness was that Yasho was able to help her father and grow closer to him.
The most difficult situation was when her father was losing his memory and could not recognize people anymore. He would ask her where his little daughter was. She says that no one should endure such a tragic situation.
One of Yashoda’s goals is to bring greater awareness about Parkinson’s Disease in Sri Lanka as it is not well known here. It is a difficult disease to cope with, especially for the families of patients.
As an artiste, we hope to see Yasho’s dazzling eyes in varied characters as she seeks more challenging roles. Her many talents are yet to be discovered and there is no stopping Yashoda.
In her personal life, Yasho hopes to maintain a quiet life, setting up her dream home surrounded by the people she cares for. My ideal husband is someone who truly loves, appreciates and respects me as a career woman and an artiste, most of all as a human being she explains. This chapter on Yashoda is just beginning of her life.
So not even in such a grate actress as an ever loving daughter to her parents, as a caring sister to her sister and kind hearted human being to the society, we can proud of her honestly.
During her free time, she likes to be in the comfort of her home, helping her mother. She is very fond of children and enjoys taking her friendsí children out. It is nice to lead a normal life, away from the camera, public events and the limelight she says.
Even today, this versatile actress is in disbelief that she is a much-loved celebrity. Her explanation is that this is a result of her previous birth and it is her calling, her destiny. Perhaps another reason why people love Yashoda is because she is so approachable. Her warm smile and striking eyes instantly display her honest and kind mannerisms.
Yet it has not been smooth sailing for Yashoda. She had a tough time in university where she was never accepted as a fellow student. The students who were once fans of the actress felt that she did not belong in a university. The ragging and isolation were so severe that she could not attend most of her lectures. She had to study by herself, asking her father for help in Hindi, and even obtaining her notes from India. This was a turning point in Yashoís life to realize how inhuman people can be.
A well-known and popular figure as a Hindi professor and SLBC broadcaster, Yashoda’s father meant the world to her. As her role model, she greatly respected him and as his biggest fan, she loved listening to his voice. However his larger-than-life personality meant she was unable to communicate with him on the same level.
Yet things changed. Yashoda’s father was diagnosed with Parkinson ’s Disease which he battled for 15 years. Dealing with his deteriorating condition was a heart-rending time for Yasho and her family, especially when he was bedridden for the last five years of his life. She did everything for her father despite her busy schedules, taking him to the hospital, feeding him and even retelling the stories he used to recite to her as a child. A positive aspect of his illness was that Yasho was able to help her father and grow closer to him.
The most difficult situation was when her father was losing his memory and could not recognize people anymore. He would ask her where his little daughter was. She says that no one should endure such a tragic situation.
One of Yashoda’s goals is to bring greater awareness about Parkinson’s Disease in Sri Lanka as it is not well known here. It is a difficult disease to cope with, especially for the families of patients.
As an artiste, we hope to see Yasho’s dazzling eyes in varied characters as she seeks more challenging roles. Her many talents are yet to be discovered and there is no stopping Yashoda.
In her personal life, Yasho hopes to maintain a quiet life, setting up her dream home surrounded by the people she cares for. My ideal husband is someone who truly loves, appreciates and respects me as a career woman and an artiste, most of all as a human being she explains. This chapter on Yashoda is just beginning of her life.
So not even in such a grate actress as an ever loving daughter to her parents, as a caring sister to her sister and kind hearted human being to the society, we can proud of her honestly.
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