Abhisari, directed by Chinthana Dharmadasa, explores the lives of sex workers, shedding light on the legal, social, and personal challenges they face. Through a compassionate and authentic narrative, the film encourages meaningful conversations about stigma, dignity, and the recognition of sex work as labour. Starring Paboda Sandeepani, Jenat Anthony, and Akalanka Prabashwara, Abhisari presents the lived experiences of its characters with dignity and authenticity.

ROOM NO. 106 is a gripping crime thriller directed by Suranga de Alwis. The story follows a secret and unconventional love affair that takes a dark and violent turn inside a hotel room, leading to a shocking and gruesome crime. When a woman's headless body is discovered, a complex mystery unfolds, triggering a massive police investigation. Packed with suspense, tension, and unexpected twists, the film stars Bimal Jayakodi, Dishney Rajapaksha, Shyam Fernando, and Damitha Abeyrathne.

Acclaimed director Prasanna Jayakody, known for his poetic and emotionally rich storytelling, returns with Chandarege Wife, produced by Hypra Entertainers. The film follows a woman fighting to save her marriage to a filmmaker while confronting painful secrets hidden beneath their relationship.

Directed by Lalith Rathnayake and co-produced by Prabath Roshan and Nimanthi Porage for Cinearts Films, the story follows three police officers escorting a prisoner through mountainous terrain, where they face moral conflict, power struggles, and ethnic tensions.

OIC Gadafi (OIC ගඩාෆි) is written, directed, and produced by Ranjan Ramanayake. The film follows a fearless police officer fighting against corruption and the underworld. As he strives to uphold the law and protect ordinary people, he becomes drawn into dangerous conflicts that test his courage, loyalty, and sense of justice.

A film directed by Priyantha Colombage. The cinematic narrative is a heartfelt and emotionally driven journey of human resilience, relationships, and self-discovery, exploring how youth navigate the complex challenges and purposes of life. Starring Megha Sooriyaarachchi, Ashan Dias, Nihari Perera, and Isuru Lokuhettiarachchi.

directed by Wasitha Samaranayake, explores a gripping struggle for power, territorial control, loyalty, and survival within a corrupt and unforgiving system. The film stars Amila Karunanayake, Tanasha Hatharasinghe, Douglas Ranasinghe, Nirosha Thalagala, and Hirundha Dissanayake, bringing together a talented cast to deliver a compelling narrative of conflict, resilience, and determination.

Directed by Suranga De Alwis, follows four friends who are left stranded after being deceived by a fake foreign employment agency. Desperate to rebuild their lives, they embark on a series of humorous misadventures filled with friendship, drama, and unexpected challenges. The film stars Rathindu Rathnayake, Lochana Jayakody, Ranga Jayakody, Chamal Ratnayake, Lakmal Weerasiri, Shan Arosha, and Janith Rupasena.

Oscar (ඔස්කාර්), directed by Eranga Senaratne, explores the hidden and darker dimensions of ambition, desire, and sacrifice within the Sri Lankan film industry. The film centers on the collision between an aging filmmaker clinging to his past glory and an aspiring young actress willing to cross every boundary in pursuit of her dream. Starring Palitha Silva, Madhushani Wickramasinghe, Hashinika Karaliyadda and Lakshika Fonseka.

මයි සිම්බා (My Simba) directed by JK, is a heartwarming family drama that delivers a powerful message about wildlife protection, family bonds, and human responsibility. The film follows the beautiful and unique friendship between a young orphaned lion cub, Simba, and the villagers who care for and interact with him. The film stars Kalana Gunasekara, Roshan Ranawana, Nayomi Thakshila, Suraj Mapa, Rajitha Hiran, and Meenuka Premarathna.