Bahubuthayo

In the quiet hills of southern Sri Lanka, two eager reporters set out on a seemingly straightforward assignment: to capture the folklore of a remote village famed for its devil‑dancing rituals and age‑old exorcisms. Lanti brings a meticulous eye for detail, while Bunty carries a restless curiosity that often borders on mischief. Their partnership is a lively blend of disciplined inquiry and spontaneous humor, a dynamic that promises both conflict and camaraderie as they delve into a world where myth and daily life intertwine.

The village itself feels like a living tapestry of legend. Narrow lanes echo with whispered tales of restless spirits, and the locals—guardians of ancient customs—offer cryptic guidance that hints at unseen forces shaping their world. A charismatic village healer and a solemn temple priest provide the journalists with a glimpse into the delicate balance between reverence and fear that sustains the community. The atmosphere shimmers with a mix of rustic charm and an undercurrent of supernatural intrigue, inviting the audience to sense that something beyond the ordinary lingers just out of sight.

Against this backdrop, the reporters find themselves drawn into a subtle contest with an unnamed malevolent presence that the villagers speak of only in hushed tones. Their investigative instincts clash with the opaque rituals designed to keep such darkness at bay, forcing Lanti and Bunty to confront questions about belief, skepticism, and the price of uncovering hidden truths. The film balances light‑hearted banter with an eerie, folkloric suspense, setting the stage for a journey where the line between journalist and participant blurs, and where the true story may be far stranger than any headline.

Last Updated: October 23, 2025 at 16:18