Polyandry with Sokari (Eka Gei Sokari)

Set against the backdrop of the 1930s, "Polyandry with Sokari" delves into life in a rural hilly village called Akiriyankumbura in Wellassa. The narrative centers on Sedera Menike, a beautiful girl who is shielded by her two brothers, Dingira and Dungura. The film presents a unique perspective on polyandry, a practice where a woman has multiple husbands, and the complexities that arise within this framework.

As part of Sinhala cinema, this film contributes to the rich storytelling tradition of Sri Lanka. The historical context provides a lens to explore cultural and social issues that were prevalent during that era. Jackson Anthony's direction aims to capture the nuances of familial bonds and societal expectations, making it a compelling watch for those interested in historical dramas.