Then he asked for help from the black Prince.ĭo you think that Black Prince would agree to help Sandaras to find Vidya when Sandaras asked for help from the black prince? That's why Sandaras thought to seek help from the demon.
Sandaras looked for her everywhere for years, after an unfortunate separation from Vindya. So, Black Prince is in hate with Sandaras. But due to the pure, strong, and true love of Sandaras, towards Vidya, the Black Prince was unable to enter Vidya's soul. Black prince enters into a person who has a bright life and then destroys those lives. That's why the songwriter used these words, "black holes that swallow stars".īlack prince also does the same thing that black hole is doing. Here, in this song, the black prince is compared to a black hole.Ī high amount of gravity inside the black hole causes it to pull so much that even light can not get out. Kalu Kumaraya ( The Black Prince) can disturb our normal lifestyle. Sometimes it is a drop of rain.Įventually, it creates a massive impression there. It heels the desert while giving beauty to a great forest. But when that harsh environment gets the rain, it heels the desert.
There is less water, Extreme heat, Bitter environment. But if flowers bloom there, they will mix attractiveness there, despite its dangerous appearance.Įveryone knows about the deserts. When we think about a great forest, we are reminded of a place with very dark, having very large trees, and with dangerous wildlife. When we are in love, we feel loved by everything we have. That's why it said, "I come slowly and quietly".
That bond between them, however, remains the same. There is a point, after that point Sadaras could not come with Vidya (Vidya had to go abroad with their parents). But their story could not be kept going further. Sandaras' love was very pure.He truly loves her from the deepest of the heart. One of the Sri Lankan greatest movies.Īfter falling in love with Vidya, Sandaras feels like Vidya is his everything. This song is from Ghrasarapa( ඝරසරප) movie.
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