The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with the soundtrack composed by musician and vocalist, Yasas Medagedara, garnering widespread acclaim.

Parami, a simple orphaned girl, decides to move to Colombo with her close relatives, Mr Seneviratne and his family, 3 months after the death of her mother.

Meanwhile, Rahul, the youngest son of Mr Seneviratne, arrives in Sri Lanka from Australia; meeting Parami after a long time, he is immediately attracted to her.

At the same time, Rahul shares his hope to open a restaurant, which Parami supports, whereas Menaka, his girlfriend, ridicules the idea, reasoning that it will not fit their status in society.

In the following days, Parami leaves with Rahul and Madhu's family back to her village to memorialise the one year death anniversary of her mother.

Baduge, who had conceived an idea for Adaraneeya Prarthana in as early as 2016 but had placed the movie in development hell, revived it in 2020, with the aid of Medagedara, and Harindi D Soysa, who is also the choreographer of the film.

Adaraneeya Prarthana premiered in Alberta, Canada on 27 August 2022, opening up to record-breaking sales on Day 1.

Likewise, Adaraneeya Prarthana held its Sri Lankan Grand Premiere on 4 November 2022, at the PVR multiplex in One Galle Face, with the simultaneous release of the movie in several cinemas islandwide.

[10] In addition, the film set the record for the highest box office in the lowest period of time and number of theatres, generating over Rs.

20.2 million, setting the record for the highest box office through limited theatres in a short period of time in Sri Lankan cinematic history.

[12] With the culmination of a successful 40-day run in Sri Lanka, Adaraneeya Prarthana was recognised as one of the highest grossing Sinhalese films for garnering over Rs.

Adaraneeya Prarthana has received critical acclaim for breaking the stereotype of young romance,[13] and is remarkably the largest distribution of a Sinhala-language movie overseas.

[16] In addition, prominent Sri Lankan film director, Chandran Rutnam, added "They did a tremendous job, and kept me entertained".

[17] Moreover, a critic regarded the movie a "dream of romanticism", commending the impressive performances of the debut cast.