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Ranja
Ranja along with Vihangi and her mother come to the Colombo city to meet the minister, they've elected to the parliament, to hand over a petition about a factory in their village which poisons village river. All three of them stay at Ranja's childhood friend Jonny's house at Colombo. Meanwhile, a local goon named Swarna and her brother Kalu Vijay involved in many illegal activities in the area with the backing of the minister. One day, Vihangi accidentally collides with Kalu Vijay following which he tries to beat her but is saved by Ranja. Ranja and Kalu Vijay get involves in a heated argument which makes Kalu Vijay angry towards Ranja.
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Ranja along with Vihangi and her mother come to the Colombo city to meet the minister, they've elected to the parliament, to hand over a petition about a factory in their village which poisons village river. All three of them stay at Ranja's childhood friend Jonny's house at Colombo. Meanwhile, a local goon named Swarna and her brother Kalu Vijay involved in many illegal activities in the area with the backing of the minister. One day, Vihangi accidentally collides with Kalu Vijay following which he tries to beat her but is saved by Ranja. Ranja and Kalu Vijay get involves in a heated argument which makes Kalu Vijay angry towards Ranja.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
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Box Office:$193,867
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Sunil T. Films
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