Maagiya Kaala movie is revolves around a realistic story based Ishwar Chandra written novel Ondu Soorina Kelage. Story revolves around an orphan boy, who is a Buddhist. He looses his parents at a very tender age & finds his parental love in his boss. But unfortunately, his boss also dies of heart attack & this pushes him in the pool of tears. He consults his guru (Buddhist monk) for guidance & his guru advises him to adopt parents from an old-age home.
Nishanth
Bindhu Shri
Maagiya Kaala movie is revolves around a realistic story based Ishwar Chandra written novel Ondu Soorina Kelage. Story revolves around an orphan boy, who is a Buddhist. He looses his parents at a very tender age & finds his parental love in his boss. But unfortunately, his boss also dies of heart attack & this pushes him in the pool of tears. He consults his guru (Buddhist monk) for guidance & his guru advises him to adopt parents from an old-age home.
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