Victor da Costa's much-awaited Konkani film Mogoacho Korar had its premiere yesterday at Ravindra Bhavan in Margão, where it received a warm and enthusiastic reception, with the screening selling out. The film, which took one year to complete, was praised for providing opportunities to young, local talent, with many of its actors making their debut on the big screen.
Victor da Costa, the film's director, expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from Goan audiences and voiced hopes that the government would provide more backing for independent filmmakers. He stressed the importance of encouraging local talent and nurturing future filmmakers in the region.
Many of the film's cast members are first-time actors, and according to one of the stars, the entire team was incredibly supportive in helping each other grow throughout the process. "This movie is something young people should definitely watch," shared one of the actors, emphasizing the film's relatable themes and fresh energy.
The film is noted for its beautiful presentation and its powerful message about family values. Attendees at the premiere shared that ‘Mogoacho Korar’ offers an insightful portrayal of how a family should function and live together harmoniously. "It’s a wonderful message for viewers," said one attendee, highlighting the film’s positive and meaningful narrative.
With its local flavor and heartfelt themes, ‘Mogoacho Korar’ has already captured the hearts of many, showcasing the untapped talent of Goan youth and presenting a compelling story to a larger audience.