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A street kid is faced with the decision of whether to continue with his family's street performing profession, as his father becomes increasingly invalid and his family, helpless.
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A street kid is faced with the decision of whether to continue with his family's street performing profession, as his father becomes increasingly invalid and his family, helpless.
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Genre:Drama, Family
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cine Film Lanka
Cast
Somaratne Dissanayake
Director
Dasun Madushanka
Sira aka Sirisena
Suminda Sirisena
Soththi Martin
Duleeka Marapana
Batti
Dulanjalie Ariyathilake
Sira's Sister
Jayalath Manoratne
Hospital Keeper
Giriraj Kaushalya
Bicycle Shop Owner
Chandra Kaluarachchi
Prostitute Dealer
Vijaya Nandasiri
Doctor
Anton Jude
Sarath
Jagath Benaragama
Drug Dealer
Sarath Chandrasiri
Money Exchanger
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