and "Vote: Tit for Tat". In 2011, Remo was approached by the Election Commission of India to be their 'Youth Icon for Ethical Voting' in Goa. "Vote: Tit for Tat" was composed to encourage the Goans to vote out corrupt ministers. Later that year, Remo sang a song for a new film, David, by Bejoy Nambiar (maker of the 2010 film Shaitan). This marked his return to Bollywood playback singing. Remo was later seen working on three personal albums, one of them being a re-recording of his very first Goan Crazy!, in 2013. He later gave his tunes and voice to the title track of Luv U Soniyo which released on 26 July 2013. In December 2013, he signed up as a member of Aam Aadmi Party, a political party, for Goa constituency. He wrote a jingle for their campaign for the 2014 Indian general election, but announced that he had left politics by March 2014. 2015–Present: Acting debut, son's incident, move to Portugal and subsequent projects Remo appeared in the 2015 Anurag Kashyap film Bombay Velvet as a Portuguese nobleman, marking his debut in acting. While he had previously appeared in films (singing his own songs), this was his first speaking role. In 2015, he was involved in a case of the alleged verbal abuse of a young girl recovering in Goa Medical College after she was allegedly hit by a car driven by his son, Jonah. The girl was walking towards Old Goa to complete her vow to St Francis Xavier when the accident occurred. In 2018, the Goa Children's Court acquitted him after finding that there was "no consistency between the testimonies" of lawyer Aires Rodrigues and the alleged victim. The resulting investigation, however, revealed that Remo had long since been a Portuguese citizen, possibly even when he was awarded the Padma Shri. By 2016, Remo had resettled to Portugal. In 2019, he began working on his memoirs and on a concept album, Teresa and the Slum Bum, reminiscing his time spent with Mother Teresa in 1987. An opera featuring 26 songs and two instrumental pieces, it presents pro bono works by 35 singers from Europe, USA and India. Remo has played all instruments himself. Fleur Anne Dias is one singer who will be crooning in a song dedicated to Mother Teresa. Remo plans to crowdfund to cover the expenses of producing the album. The album was