[2] In 1980, Fernandes commenced his career in the Konkani theatrical domain by participating in the non-stop tiatr production titled Thapott (Slap), orchestrated by his brother Roseferns.

[4] In 2010, Fernandes joined forces with fellow tiatrist Comedian Agostinho's troupe for the theatrical production of Advogad (Advocate), which led to a series of popular tiatrs including Interview, Police, Public, and Fight for Right.

Within the realm of acting, Fernandes made an impact by starring in a variety of Konkani films, including works like Ek Vat Mennachi, Vankddo Tinkddo Mog, Old Age Home, and Public, among others.

Furthermore, Fernandes ventured into the realm of production, releasing the Konkani CD Xim, where he demonstrated his skills in different venues in India, including Goa, Mumbai, and Pune, as well as internationally in Kuwait, Bahrain, Muscat, Qatar, Dubai, and the United Kingdom.

Throughout his career, Fernandes actively collaborated with a multitude of directors and showcased his talents in theatrical productions spanning the Gulf region, London, and Europe.

[5] Fernandes gained acclaim for his performances in tiatrs, a form of traditional Goan theater, including productions such as Dhovo Kanvllo (White Crow), Ghantt (Ghat), Government of God, Police, and Mahanand.

[5] Recognizing his son's talent ahead of others, Fernandes played a pivotal role in shaping Brandon's career, ultimately establishing him as one of India national football team's midfielders.

In addition to his contributions to his son's career, Fernandes served as the chairman of the GFA (Goa Football Association) futsal committee, further demonstrating his commitment to the sport.

[4] His knowledge and negotiation skills even led him to assume the role of a football agent, overseeing the contractual affairs of Brandon during the early stages of his professional journey.

[4] Charles D'Souza, a writer for The Goan Everyday, stated that Fernandes was admitted to the hospital for breathing issues, which ultimately resulted in his death.

The ceremony was attended by a number of individuals, including members of the Konkani tiatr community, politicians, sports personalities, friends, and well-wishers.