Audience
Dushyanth’s target audience has been young adults from ages sixteen to thirty; however, he has influenced audience from ages three to eighty throughout the country. He regularly appears on National TV shows for interviews and performances. Dushyanth has done over 100 interviews/chats appearances on TV and Radio. He has been featured on the cover of nearly 50 different newspapers and Magazines with multiple interviews and coverage from time to time. These newspapers and magazines covers a wide spectrum of all market segments. He is a phenomenon among the young adults for his lively pop music and breath taking dancing moves. He is well respected in Sri Lanka and in South Asia for being a true Michael Jackson inspired artist.
Music - Inspired by one of the most versatile entertainers in the world, Michael Jackson, Dushyanth Weeraman's music has a uniqueness of its own and more or less every song he has released have become big hits in the Sri Lankan POP music scene. Pana Senehasa, Jeththu Noney, Nelum Vilen, Karaliya, Vasana Lovak and Mathake Hasarel are top in the list.
Dancing - Becoming the Sirasa Dancing Star with a flawless journey to the victory, Dushyanth is considered the "most versatile dancer to ever be found in Sri Lanka"
Movie - The Box office hit "Dancing Star" being Dushyanth's debut movie, has been seen by hundreds of thousands of Sri Lankans which became the highest selling movie in that year(2009).
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