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Train to Kandy

24 year old call girl "Jenny" and 14 year old runaway girl "Amanda" try to survive the night and escape from "Marlon", a diabolic thug who wants the girls captured under the suspicion of killing his father.

Starring:

Kalana Gunasekara, Nadeesha Hemamali, Deshani Pathirana, Menaka Rajapakse

Genre:

Crime, Drama, Thriller

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