Goa (film) - Release

Release

The film's release, initially expected to happen in late 2009, got postponed several times. It was released on 29 January 2010 worldwide with Thamizh Padam and the controversial Jaggubhai. The film was censored one week before its theatrical release by the Indian Central Board of Film Certification, which gave the film an "A" certificate, an adult rating, reportedly because of its content that "requires a mature audience", while also describing it as a "path breaking entertainer which explores human sexuality very beautifully". The film released with over 200 prints in Tamil Nadu.

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