Yakada Pihatu (2003)
One person wins at life by bravely challenging his destiny; he is jailed for murder but released after a few years.
Top billed cast
Ranjan RamanayakeRomesh Jayawardena
Anoja WeerasingheManuja
Semini IddamalgodaSurangi
Dilhani EkanayakeNadeesha Kulasobana- Wilson KarunaratneGal Somey
Suminda SirisenaWilson- Menike AttanayakaLoku Nanna
- Somasiri AlakolangePolice Chief
- Somasiri ColombageGramasevaka
- Quintus WeerakoonHector
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