Kolamba Kattiya
2026 · Drama · Comedy · Soap
Sri Lankan comedy-drama series that explores the humorous cultural clash between urban and rural lifestyles. The story follows a diverse media production crew from the city of Colombo who travel to a remote village to film a television project.
Episodes
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