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Eda Raa (2026)

Eda Raa (One Voice, Million Hearts) (2026) is a highly anticipated Sri Lankan Sinhala biographical film that chronicles the life and enduring musical legacy of the legendary vocalist Milton Mallawarachchi. Directed by Aruna Jayawardena, the film captures the deeply emotional and inspiring journey behind the iconic singer whose voice touched millions of hearts across generations. Brought to life by One Line Production & Entertainment, the movie features acclaimed actor Roshan Ravindra starring as Milton Mallawarachchi, supported by a stellar ensemble cast that includes Nethmi Roshel, Senali Fonseka, Sheshadri Priyasad, Dineth de Silva, and Dharmapriya Dias.
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Eda Raa (One Voice, Million Hearts) (2026) is a highly anticipated Sri Lankan Sinhala biographical film that chronicles the life and enduring musical legacy of the legendary vocalist Milton Mallawarachchi. Directed by Aruna Jayawardena, the film captures the deeply emotional and inspiring journey behind the iconic singer whose voice touched millions of hearts across generations. Brought to life by One Line Production & Entertainment, the movie features acclaimed actor Roshan Ravindra starring as Milton Mallawarachchi, supported by a stellar ensemble cast that includes Nethmi Roshel, Senali Fonseka, Sheshadri Priyasad, Dineth de Silva, and Dharmapriya Dias.

Rating:PG
Genre:Documentary, Music
Directed By:Aruna Jayawardana
Written By:Priyanath Vidanapathirana, Suneth Malinga Lokuhewa
In Theaters:9/24/2026
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Runtime:140 minutes
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