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Sri Siddhartha Gautama

Sri Siddhartha Gautama

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Sri Siddhartha Gautama

2013

1h 55m

8.0(2 votes)

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Overview

Sri Siddhartha Gautama is a Sinhala movie released on 24 January, 2013. The movie is directed by Saman Weeraman and featured Anchal Singh and Gagan Malik as lead characters.

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E.A.P. Circuit Cinemas

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2 videos

Cast & Crew

7 members

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Gagan Malik

Prince Siddhartha

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Anchal Singh

Princess Yasodhara

Anchal Singh

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Ranjan Ramanayake

King Suddhodana

Ranjan Ramanayake

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Anshu Malik

Queen Maya

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Roshan Ranawana

Prince Nanda

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Saranga Disasekara

Channa

Saranga Disasekara

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Wilson Gunaratne

Sage Asita

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