All those who are planning to watch Daawat-e-Ishq for Karan Wahi, brace yourselves for a big disappointment. The good looking actor has a minuscule role in the movie which is sure to leave many of his fans deeply disappointed. But Karan himself is anything but disappointed. The actor is more than happy with his Bollywood launch pad and says he knew what he was getting into right from the very beginning . "Though I am present only for a bit in the movie, I am happy. When I had signed the movie, I was told my role would be a 15-20 min one. When you shoot, you end up shooting a lot and some things work on the edit table while others don't. Fortunately, not too many of my scenes have been edited out and at least 98 percent of whatever I had shot has been retained in the movie. I knew I wouldn't be getting the girl in the end but I had no complains then and none now. I am 100% happy with my small role," says Karan who has appeared in television shows like Remix, Dill Mill Gayye, Kuch Toh Log Kahenge. Karan's delighted that his character in the movie plays a crucial role in delivering a message. "It's a love story with a message. The entire thought process was to show my character, Amjad redeeming himself in the end by understanding that dowry is a menace and ruckus. So if that message is delivered, I would feel it's a job well-done." What's bringing more cheer is the reaction from his fans, all of whom have unequivocally expressed their disappointment at his short role. Says Karan, "My phone hasn't stopped ringing yet and all those who have watched the film have been saying that they wanted to see more of me. I consider that as a big compliment." While Karan's cool with his not-so-big YRF debut, he is now keenly looking forward to UTV's Babbu Ki Jawani which will be his first solo lead movie. "I am fortunately playing Babbu in it. It's a nice romcom and we have finished shooting 80 percent of the movie and have plans to release it next year. I have also been signed on by UTV as their talent." As for now, Karan's planning to watch the movie tonight with his industry friends and keeping his fingers crossed hoping that his pals would like both him and the movie.