At the well attended audio release of Kempirve` on Saturday night at Bugal Rock in Basavanagudi the KFCC President Sa Ra Govindu disclosed the GST effect on cinema will be studied in three months and later a nationwide protest will be taken up. The state chief minister Siddaramaiah has promised to give up the state quota GST to Kannada films. The protest is central GST ban for regional films for survival. In a place like Karnataka all language films competition has to be faced, the further burden on ticket price for Kannada films would be very costly observed Govindu before the audio release.

Former Mayor Katte Sathyanarayana, Dattanna, Umesh Banakar, Nataraj, Keerthi Gowda, music director Singapore Kishan, CV Shivashanker, Lakshman, Bhasker and other team members joined on the stage for release audio CD.

For brothers Venkat and Lakshman there is already a good home for clearing a good story he said. CV Shivashanker a veteran of Kannada cinema is always there for support of two sons in cinema opined Govindu. The point of Govindu not seeing Bugal Rock (Kahale Bande Park) was a big surprise to everyone. Lakshman brother of Venkat Bharadwaj conducting the audio event disclosed the concept of the film got from Basavanagudi area. That is one of the reasons to have audio release at this place.

The five songs of Kempirve` are penned by Viay Shastri, Lakshman Shivashanker, Manollasa Mahesh, Narendra Babu (Kabbaddi and Santheyalli Ninta Kabira director) and director Venkat Bharadwaj. Zee Company has released the audio CD to the market.