Team Roar
The sound of kottu being made is is quintessentially Sri Lankan. In case you’ve ever wondered what the process looks like from the eyes of the kottu maker himself, you’re in luck.
This week we present the first in a series aimed at showcasing life through the perspective of the everyday Sri Lankan.
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To learn more about this transition, read our latest announcement here. To visit the new Roar Media website, click here.
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