The curtains unfold to a scene at the police station. Cio (Cyril de Verna) is put behind bars for attempt to rape and murder and Lisa (Melinda) is instrumental for his imprisonment.
Cio is confident that his lawyer, Purument D’Souza (Lino) will release him on bail shortly and revenge will follow thereafter.
Meanwhile, Donald (Dominic Carvalho), a retired seafarer and his wife Dola (Rita) are awaiting the arrival of their only son Jaison (Manu), who is also a seafarer. Jaison returns home and his long-time friend Lisa steps in to greet him.
Talks about marriage continue and Jaison’s parents agree to Lisa’s willingness to unite with her fiancée. But after release on bail, Cio steps in to take revenge.
And to fulfill Cio’s wicked plans, for greed of money, Adv D’Souza tries to assist in every possible wicked way. The lawyer advises Cio to wait and allow the love birds to unite in marriage.
After Jaison and Lisa tie the knot, Cio cooks up stories with the help of his lawyer to prove the latter’s infidelity. But Jaison stands firm and is confident that his spouse is faithful to him and will stand by him like a rock.
Will Jaison’s trust in Lisa continue till the end? Will Lisa’s mother-in-law support her daughter-in-law? Or will she follow the rumours spread like wildfire and torture her? In moments of trials and tribulations, who stands by Lisa? Will the truth come to light? Ultimately who is the winner and who is the loser? What follows next is worth the watch during the second half of the drama.
Dominic Carvalho’s tiatr ‘Rest of My Life’ (Urlolem Jivit) has a good storyline and a message to carry for every couple, especially the newlyweds. Trust, fidelity till the end is the prime focus in the drama, which keeps the boat of marriage sailing even in rough weather.
As guardians, Dominic and Rita have played a convincing role. Manu, Melinda, Diogo support the main cast. Cyril de Verna plays his negative role with confidence. Lino as the non-upright lawyer is in full command.
In the comic acts, Aston, Ronny and Gleny form a perfect trio to entertain the audience with some laughter pills.
In the category of songs, Melisha steps in for the opening song, followed by couple Nazareth and Succorine. There are solos from Dominic Carvalho, Conception de Tuem, C D’Silva and Ronny. There is a song by Aston and Jolanton on priesthood, while other songs are by Rahul, Nazareth and Jolanton, Aston, Melisha, Melinda and Jolanton on ‘Portonnem’ and Peter de Colva and Owena. A song by Conception, Melisha and Ronny received good response from the audience. Francis and his team have provided good live music to all the songs. The stage sets are by Kartik and the light effects are handled by Anthony de Ambaji.
