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Padme starts as an ordinary local with a volatile temper. While cleaning a shotgun with a village businessman, he expresses a sudden violent urge, leading him to murder the businessman and declare his intent to run the town's criminal underworld.
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Padme starts as an ordinary local with a volatile temper. While cleaning a shotgun with a village businessman, he expresses a sudden violent urge, leading him to murder the businessman and declare his intent to run the town's criminal underworld.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Drama
Written By:Anura Horatious
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Udayakantha Warnasuriya
Director
Jackson Anthony
Padmasiri
Sriyantha Mendis
Mahawaththe Lokaya
Palitha Silva
Willie
Mahendra Perera
Sammy
Srinath Maddumage
Rambo
Rangana Premaratne
Young law-abiding inspector of Police
Asoka Peiris
Oscar
Raja Sumanapala
Guney
Kumari Perera
Padme's Wife
Wilson Gunaratne
Paththini Charles
Quintus Weerakoon
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