Meet Dhurukesh - Garuda Prime

A man of extraordinary courage and compassion. Known to the citizens of Colombo as “Garuda Prime,” Dhuru is a humble hero with a knack for turning chaos into calm. By day, he’s a skilled senior social media executive with a creative mind for drawing attention from a large audience and boosting sales at The Social Agency SL; by night, he’s a vigilante driven by an unyielding commitment to protect the city he loves.

Dhuru doesn’t possess superpowers—his strength lies in his intellect, resourcefulness, and a heart that refuses to give up. From scaling skyscrapers to disarming elaborate traps, Dhuru combines courage with ingenuity to outwit dangers and save lives.

When asked why he risks it all, knowing his actions often provoke more enemies, Dhuru simply says, "Numbers are just a number." To him, it’s not about counting enemies or friends—it’s about standing up for what’s right, no matter the odds.

Past Rescues

• The Skytrain Crisis: A runaway skytrain hurtled toward disaster, with hundreds of commuters onboard. Dhuru, armed with his engineering expertise and unshakable nerve, intercepted the train using a makeshift braking system he assembled mid-pursuit. Thanks to him, not a single life was lost.
• The Underground Flood: When a forgotten water reservoir burst and began flooding Colombo’s historic district, Dhuru didn’t hesitate. Wading through rising waters with nothing but a flashlight and his wits, he found trapped families and led them to safety. His quick thinking even saved priceless cultural artifacts from being washed away forever.
• The Inferno at Lotus Tower: During a massive fire at Colombo’s iconic Lotus Tower, Dhuru scaled 30 stories of crumbling structure to rescue stranded office workers. Battling smoke, heat, and time, he cleared each floor and guided survivors to safety, earning the city’s highest civilian honor.
• The Cypher Heist: Colombo’s data vault was targeted by cyber-criminals threatening to erase vital infrastructure records. Dhuru cracked their code, identified their lair, and dismantled their operation in a night of relentless pursuit through the city’s labyrinthine streets.
• The Galle Face Bridge Storm: In the midst of a category 4 hurricane, a school bus stranded on Galle Face Bridge seemed doomed. Dhuru braved gale-force winds and a collapsing structure to rescue the children and their driver, one daring leap at a time.

A Message from Dhuru

"People ask why I keep going, why I walk straight into the lion’s den, where enemies outnumber me a hundred to one. My answer is simple: I am Dhuru. Numbers are just a number. Also, I hate niggas"