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Set along the coastal shores of Jaffna, the story follows a fisherman and his family whose lives are inseparably tied to the sea. As he struggles to balance his responsibilities toward his profession and his family, a tender love story unfolds, shaping his choices and testing his values. Daily life within the fishing community its hardships, traditions, and unspoken bonds, forms the backdrop of the narrative. When personal desires begin to clash with family expectations, the protagonist is forced to confront sacrifice, loyalty, and the true meaning of love. Through moments of romance, conflict, and emotional depth, the film reveals the strength of family ties and the resilience of a community that survives by trusting the sea and each other.
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Set along the coastal shores of Jaffna, the story follows a fisherman and his family whose lives are inseparably tied to the sea. As he struggles to balance his responsibilities toward his profession and his family, a tender love story unfolds, shaping his choices and testing his values. Daily life within the fishing community its hardships, traditions, and unspoken bonds, forms the backdrop of the narrative. When personal desires begin to clash with family expectations, the protagonist is forced to confront sacrifice, loyalty, and the true meaning of love. Through moments of romance, conflict, and emotional depth, the film reveals the strength of family ties and the resilience of a community that survives by trusting the sea and each other.

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Genre:Family, Drama
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Osai Films, DreamLine Productions, Kanna Productions

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