Ran salu

Name: Ran salu
Genre: Drama
Duration: 2 h 5 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Punya Heendeniya, Tony Ranasinghe, Anula Karunatilleka

1967
2 h 5 min

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Punya Heendeniya and Anula Karunatilleka in Ran salu (1967)

Drama

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaCyril is dissatisfied with his introverted fiancée Sujatha. He starts a relationship with the more out-going Sarojini and gets her pregnant. Sujatha meanwhile is fascinated by a wandering Bu... Ler tudoCyril is dissatisfied with his introverted fiancée Sujatha. He starts a relationship with the more out-going Sarojini and gets her pregnant. Sujatha meanwhile is fascinated by a wandering Buddhist nun. Due to the pregnancy, Cyril breaks off the engagement having no intention to m... Ler tudoCyril is dissatisfied with his introverted fiancée Sujatha. He starts a relationship with the more out-going Sarojini and gets her pregnant. Sujatha meanwhile is fascinated by a wandering Buddhist nun. Due to the pregnancy, Cyril breaks off the engagement having no intention to marry Sarojini. Till the birth of the child he supports her and then leaves her for an olde... Ler tudo

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Perfect Sri Lankan Film

This is perhaps the perfect Sri Lankan film depicting the influence of Buddhism on the Sri Lankan society. Set in the mid 1960's Colombo elite society, this movie explores the diverse ways the Buddhist path to ultimate happiness can be achieved; here and now (not after death).No Sinhalese film has achieved this standard as far as Sinhalese-Buddhist culture is depicted to this degree of perfection except for "Siribo Ayya". How Buddhist thinking can be applied to everyday life without necessarily sacrificing "worldly pleasures" is quite effectively portrayed in these two movies. "Ransalu" (or "Yellow Robes"; rather it should be "Golden Robes") It has all the imperfections of the technology available at the time; but artistically and philosophically, no movie ever produced anywhere in the world on practical Buddhism would be comparable to "Ransalu" and "Siribo Ayya".