Events Portrayed By The Inner Self Of A Lifer

Sinha Bandara, a political theorist, was a man of principle. Biso, a sensible woman, shielded him from the police when fleeing for life and eventually married him.

Witnessing and listening to Sinha Bandara’s heroic deeds, his son Padmasara fell steps with him. Sinha Bandara rescued Samanthi, a fellow village girl, from drowning. That night, Biso asked her husband for mouth-to-mouth resuscitation similar to what he had done to Samanthi.

Had Sinha Bandara come in time rather than risking his life to save another boy’s life in riots to provide her with the prescribed medication, she would not have lost her baby in her womb by vaginal bleeding.

There is always a man to fish in turbulent water.

Sinha Bandara went missing in the time of the political turmoil of many disappearances and killings.

Samanthi, wanting to pay gratitude for saving her

life from drowning, became Padmasara’s fiancee. One day, Padmasar’s sister learnt the mystery behind her father’s disappearance, leading to several disasters