The Kannada film titles are quite often following Hindi films. This one ‘Days of Borapura’ Mission Impossible as tag line created lot of discussion for the naughty nature of director Aditya Kunigal.

The word ‘Mission’ called for discussion and there is no need to attach some other meaning for it when pronounced in Kannada was clarified.

Very rare in Kannada films actor Kishor speaking on this occasion said ‘Borapura’ is a village in this film. Villages changing lifestyle, the culture and language are discussed with the issues of city people looking at village people in disgusting way.

As one of the chief guests director AP Arjun present at the trailer launch wondered why ‘Mission’ is kept for the film caption. Arjun has found a spark in the new team of ‘Borapura Dinagalu’. Although it is difficult to win for newcomers, the effort always pays good results he felt actor Ravi Chetan.

It is the debut for Soorya Siddarth son of famous actor Dinesh Mangaluru. Dinesh is is in Bette Gowda role, when mission is not possible it could be said as impossible felt Dinesh Mangaluru.

Bit in love is Prashanth, Amitha transform the villagers, Prakruthi is simple village belle, in the role of theatre artist is Anitha Bhat.  One of the producers Ajith Kumar Gaddi explained Mission word is utilized with innocence. No need to attach double meaning.

Music director Vivek Chakravarthy, cameraman Sharavanan and dialogue writer Manu were present on this occasion. Story, editor and director Aditya Kunigal was absent. Madhu Basavaraju, Raksha Gaddi and Shantala Madhu are investors for this film.