Drama List

  • Amal Bisso

    Amal Bisso

    Amal Bisso, a 1979 film starring Vasanthi Chaturani and Gamini Fonseka, was directed by Neil Roopasinghe.

  • Samanmali

    Samanmali

    Samanmali, starring Roy de Silva and Geetha Kumarasinghe, remains a beloved classic among fans of Sinhala cinema. Featuring a beautiful storyline, memorable performances, and the timeless charm of 1970s Sri Lankan filmmaking, this film is a must watch for anyone who appreciates classic Sinhala movies.

  • Anupama

    Anupama

    Asitha and Anupama are childhood friends. Over the years Asitha has developed feelings for Anupama, but she is in love with Sanjaya. Heartbroken Asitha moves on and ends up as a leader of the underworld.

  • Gahanu Lamai

    Gahanu Lamai

    Kusum, a girl from a lower-class family falls in love with Nimal, a member of a family she works for and had known since she was a kid. Mrs. Satharasinghe, Nimal's Mother finds out about the encounter and confronts Kusum causing her to reveal her relationship with Nimal. Watch the movie to see what happens next.

  • Desa Nisa

    Desa Nisa

    Nirudaka is an ugly man who is only loved by his mother and taunted by others. He falls in love with blind Sundari and they get married.The mother then feels obliged to cure Sundari's blindness and takes her to a hermit with healing powers. Watch the movie to see what happens next.

  • Eya Dan Loku Lamayek

    Eya Dan Loku Lamayek

    Susila, a young girl from a small village, attracts the attention of Gramasevaka Rathnayaka and Siripala, but they reject each other. Siripala steals Susila s innocence, and despite the cruelties, Rathnayaka asks for Susila's hand. The legendary movie explores their fate.

  • Susi

    Susi

    Susi is a 1974 Sri Lankan film directed by Cyril B. Abeyratne. It stars Vijaya Kumaratunga, Malani Fonseka, Eddie Jayamanne

  • Thushara (1973)

    Thushara (1973)

    Thushara is a timeless Sinhala romantic drama about love, friendship, and sacrifice. Filled with unforgettable performances and iconic songs, it remains one of the true classics of Sri Lankan cinema.

  • Dan Mathakada

    Dan Mathakada

    1970 marked a significant year in Sinhala cinema, with prominent filmmakers like Nil Rupasinghe releasing their first Film Dan Mathakada

  • Anjana

    Anjana

    Two unemployed friends become heroes after stopping a robbery and are rewarded with jobs at a tea estate. When a jealous woman falsely accuses Vije of fathering her child, he is cast out but eventually proves his innocence and reunites with his true love, Geetha.

  • Delovak Athara

    Delovak Athara

    Nissanka, a rich factory owner's son is about to get married and is looking forward to his new life with his fianc?, Shirani. One day he hits a man with his car, scared, he runs off instead of helping the injured man. The story depicts how the incident changes his life.

  • Gamperaliya

    Gamperaliya

    Nanda's parents are orthodox and do not like their daughter mixing around with Piyal, a middle class teacher. Nanda is forced to marry Jinadasa, Piyal leaves the city heart broken. When Jinadasa dies, Piyal returns to Nanda's life. Will their relation re-spark?

  • Rekawa

    Rekawa

    Anula is blind by birth and eventually gets her sight back. She thinks it happened because of her friend, Sena's magical powers. On the other hand Sena's father, a notorious money lender, hated by the villagers is exposed. When Sena & her father bear the brunt, will Anula help her?