• PG -13
• 2
• 9.99
• 2026
• Crime Thiller

In the 1970s, in the Gampaha district, Desmond Gunasekara (played by Pujan Dandeniya), a deeply religious young man from a very ordinary family, accidentally clashes with a crime gang led by a man named Gnane (Jagath Manuwarna) operating in the area. During an incident where the gang pursues him and his friends, one of the gang members is killed by Desmond. Desmond is remanded but is later released on bail and attempts to live a respectable life by starting a fair business with his friends. However, Gnane and his crew do not allow it, demanding protection money. Desmond stands up for justice and confronts the thugs, successfully suppressing them. Meanwhile, Gnane receives support from Michael (Shyam Fernando), a regional politician from the ruling party, and Michael’s nephew, Police Inspector Dammika (Bimal Jayakody). It is these individuals who enforce the lawlessness during the 1988-89 period of terror. Under the shadow of this violence, Desmond’s younger brother, brother-in-law, and a close friend are all killed by Michael and his associates. Furthermore, it is revealed that this group is responsible for the murder of hundreds of young men. Against the backdrop of the brutal murder of his loved ones, Desmond’s terrifying and ultimately ironic revenge is finally executed.

• G
• 2 Hours
• 7.60
• 2025
• Comedy

The unseen realm has always fascinated humanity, cutting across cultures and religions. From beliefs in life after death to spiritual encounters, people everywhere seek to understand what lies beyond the visible world. This curiosity has inspired countless works of art, giving rise to an entire genre devoted to exploring the invisible. Moda Tarindu (Tarindu the Fool) continues in this tradition but with a twist. By blending the supernatural with humor, it offers a fresh take on how the seen and unseen interact in our lives. This mix of comedy and mystery makes the film accessible to a wide audience, inviting viewers to enjoy both laughter and a touch of the unknown.