Like his comedic routines, Moosa has tried to create a piece of
art that will resonate with his audience on multiple levels.  He
says there are plans to take the film to India and the Middle
East and has already visited London to promote the movie at the
2012 BFI London Film Festival.  He adds: "It is a universal tale
and I think many communities or people around the world will
connect with that story.  "That's the trick, to not make it a
South African story but a story about an ordinary person trying
to follow their dreams."