Brother Wijayavarman made a 35mm cinema film projector for big screen in his very early 20s.

Wijayavarman made few automated campour pressing machines in his 30s. He also made few welding machine. He used his own welding machine to build his campour pressing machines and the TV broadcasting antenna.

It was my brother Wijayavarman who was providing EXPO Television broadcasting service in 1980s from Kondavil West, Sri Lanka until Indian Army seized his DIY television broadcasting equipment and taken away my brother Wijayavarman in October 1987. Our small house and his TV broadcasting service was the first attack by the Indian Army in October 1987 in Sri Lanka.

After few weeks or months of war, it was I went to see Indian Army officers for our equipment at their head office in Jaffna town during the war between LTTE and Indian Army. I learnt from the Indian army officers that our equipment were in Palaly army camp, and I managed to get a letter from the Indian Army officers on the same day in order to collect our equipment from the Palaly army camp on another day because of ongoing war. After few weeks, I, my brother Wijayavarman, and mother went to Palaly army camp with the letter and a white flag on our EXPO Video van. All equipment were returned to us without any issues by the Indian Army. I was surprised to see all these equipment were there at their army camp in Palaly for months. We did not expect to get back all these equipment from the Indian Army but somehow we got them back by mainly my effort.

After few years, my brother Wijayavarman also provided local and overseas telephone communication services by using satellite communication system to local people from his EXPO house in Kondavil West during the civil war in Sri Lanka.

Brother Wijayavarman made this satellite dish at EXPO Video in Kondavil West, Sri Lanka. Local people managed to watch worldwide TV channels for free during civil war in Sri Lanka.

This is the house brother Wijayavarman built and lost to disgraced brother-in-law by paying one million rupees to brother-in-law in 1994. Brother Wijayavarman lost one million rupees and the house in Kondavil West to disgraced brother-in-law when brother Wijayavarman was passing away from a heart attack at 48 in year 2002.

Brother Wijayavarman in video editing room

Brother Wijayavarman in Singapore

Brother Wijayavarman and our mother in his EXPO shop on K.K.S Road, opposite Thurai veethi (Road), between Kondavil West and Inuvil.

Married in 1997 and died in 2002
Brother Wijayavarman married in 1997 at his house in Kondavil. He has one child. When my brother Wijayavarman died from a heart attack in 2002, his son was 2 years old. His wife and son had to leave their own house in Kondavil because disgraced brother-in-law did not give the deed of transfer for the house to my brother Wijayavarman or his family. Wijayavarman’s wife and his son still live in Sri Lanka. Wijayavarman’s family does not want anything to do with their father’s side because of the experience they had from our disgraced brother-in-law, elder brother in Germany (died in 2018), third brother in Germany, and fourth brother in India. I am the fifth brother. I want justice for my late innocent brother Wijayavarman. Some kind of justice WILL BE done for my late brother Wijayavarman.

Author and advocate
Manickavasagar Vigneswaran
Last brother of late Wijayavarman (EXPO Video, Kondavil)
London, United Kingdom

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The following website’s URL will be live even after my death due to my ongoing health issues: https://wijayavarman.wordpress.com