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Twenty Eight 

Abasiri’s wife Suddhi abandoned him and the village a long time ago. Now, Abasiri and his young friend Mani are summoned to identify a woman who got raped and murdered in the city. Hiding his personal distress after the shocking discovery that it’s his own wife, Abasiri embarks on a strange journey with a coffin heading through captivatingly beautiful hill stations towards the village where embarrassing rumours of Suddhi’s demise are already spreading.
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Abasiri’s wife Suddhi abandoned him and the village a long time ago. Now, Abasiri and his young friend Mani are summoned to identify a woman who got raped and murdered in the city. Hiding his personal distress after the shocking discovery that it’s his own wife, Abasiri embarks on a strange journey with a coffin heading through captivatingly beautiful hill stations towards the village where embarrassing rumours of Suddhi’s demise are already spreading.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Prasanna Jayakody
Written By:Prasanna Jayakody
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Production Sky Entertainers

Cast

Director

Prasanna Jayakody

Director

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Mahendra Perera

Abasiri

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Semini Iddamalgoda

Suddhi

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Rukmal Hirosh

Mani

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Sarath Kothalawala

Lenin

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Daya Thennakoon

Ukku Banda

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Sisira Kadikara

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Nilmini Kottegoda

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Priyantha Prabath

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Ariyaratne Perera

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