Aloysius Paul D'Souza, Bishop of Mangalore, released the audio CD of the movie on 17 September 2009 at Don Bosco Hall (Mangalore), while the audio cassettes were released by Kundapur Narayana Kharvi, chairman of Konkani Sahitya Academy. Song pasteurization was adequate but patchy. The top portion of some scenes (including actors) was chopped off, reflecting the lack of professionalism in the work. It got the Censor Board approval in November 2009. The crew also wanted to release the movie in a good theater, due to the limited audience for regional movies. Events such as cricket matches in 2009 and several other factors prevented an early release of the movie. The film was completed in May 2009 and was initially scheduled to be released on 9 September 2009. The movie was shot at various locations such as Mangalore ( Mangalore International Airport (Bajpe), Someshwar Beach, and Pilikula Nisargadhama), Madikeri (Chomakudru and King's Cottage), Goan beaches (especially Dona-Paula), and Karwar. Unlike Larry, his co-star, Coorgi actress Harshika Poonacha, had already acted in lead roles in two Kannada movies. Larry lost 15 kilograms (33 lb) in less than two months with a strict diet and regular exercises.
Larry Fernandes had difficulties in facing the camera for the first time, but got used to it within a few days after support from his team. Cast Actor/Actressĭaijiworld Media (Mangalore), the official International Media Partner for the movie, was instrumental in providing worldwide publicity coverage for the movie.
After marriage, he faces resistance from his bride (Harshika Poonacha) for his move to return to Dubai.
Larry Fernandes stars in the movie as a NRI boy from Dubai, who comes back to Mangalore to get married. The film focuses on traditional Catholic marriage rituals such as engagement and Roce. The story is woven around family and social values, portraying the importance to society of marriage vows and family stability.
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