Moda Tharindu Film

**Moda Tharindu (මෝඩ තරිඳු)** *Moda Tharindu* is a 2025 Sri Lankan Sinhala-language feature film directed by **Thisara Imbulana** and produced by **Villa 19** in collaboration with **Thisara Imbulana Films**. It stands out as a modern blend of **supernatural mystery, emotional drama, and youthful romance**, bringing a fresh perspective to contemporary Sri Lankan cinema. The film was released across Sri Lanka on **10 October 2025**, and has been praised for its unique storytelling style and atmospheric visual tone. The story follows **Tharindu**, a young man portrayed by **Soorya Dayaruwan**, whose peaceful life is disrupted after the death of a close family member. Overcome by grief and confusion, Tharindu begins to encounter mysterious and inexplicable happenings within his ancestral home — ghostly voices, shifting shadows, and signs that connect to long-buried family secrets. As he tries to make sense of these supernatural occurrences, he finds himself torn between love, duty, and the need to uncover the truth about his past. The film beautifully balances humor, family emotion, and suspense, gradually building into a deeper reflection on themes of **inheritance, spiritual connection, and redemption**. Tharindu’s journey explores the struggle between disbelief and faith, as he learns that some family bonds extend far beyond life itself. **Key Cast and Crew** * **Director:** Thisara Imbulana * **Producer:** Villa 19 & Thisara Imbulana Films * **Lead Actor:** Soorya Dayaruwan as Tharindu * **Supporting Cast:** Shehani Kahandawala as Sophia, Kaushalaya Fernando, Danuka Dilshan, Shanudrie Priyasad, and Xavier Kanishka * **Cinematography:** Hasitha Warnasooriya * **Music:** Dinesh Gamage Dinesh Gamage’s hauntingly melodic soundtrack complements the film’s emotional and mysterious atmosphere, with songs that blend modern composition and traditional sentiment. The cinematography uses light, shadow, and color to depict contrasting moods — from the lively world of Tharindu’s youth to the eerie, dimly lit corridors of his family home. Visually and emotionally rich, *Moda Tharindu* merges the **human experience of loss and love with the unseen realm of spirits**, creating a cinematic experience that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. It appeals to audiences across generations, offering a mix of laughter, suspense, and heartfelt emotion. For Sri Lankan cinema, *Moda Tharindu* marks a bold step forward in genre blending — proving that local storytelling can successfully weave **supernatural, romance, and drama** into one compelling narrative.