A Common Man

In the bustling city of Colombo, an unnamed, seemingly ordinary man meticulously plants several bombs in key locations, aiming to create maximum chaos. He then contacts the police and demands the release of four high-profile prisoners within a few hours, threatening to detonate the explosives if his demands are not met. The tense atmosphere escalates as the authorities, led by a determined police commissioner, scramble to identify the anonymous caller and prevent a potential disaster. Amidst the unfolding crisis, questions about the man's motives and background begin to surface, painting a portrait of a deeply troubled and methodical individual.

As the clock ticks down, the city plunges into a state of fear and uncertainty. The police intensify their efforts, deploying every available resource to locate the bombs and negotiate with the man. They delve into surveillance footage, interrogate suspects, and desperately search for clues that might reveal his identity or location. Torn between their duty to protect the public and the realization of the man's calculated plans, the authorities face increasingly dire decisions. The story explores the psychological cat-and-mouse game between the seasoned law enforcers and the enigmatic mastermind, underscoring themes of morality, justice, and the terrifying power of a single individual's resolve.