As ‘Go Goa Gone’ marks eleven years since its groundbreaking release as India’s first zombie apocalypse movie, actor Kunal Kemmu fondly reminisces about his role, deeming the film one of the highlights of his career.
“‘Go Goa Gone’ remains one of the most special films in my career. We embarked on this journey with a passion to bring this film to life with all our hearts. Raj & DK are exceptional filmmakers and deserve all the recognition,” expressed Kunal, reflecting on the collaborative effort behind the movie.
For Kunal, the film wasn’t just about acting; it was a profound learning experience that expanded his horizons in filmmaking and writing. “I am glad that I could contribute more than just acting to the film. As an actor, I learnt so much more about filmmaking and writing through this film. Previously, I only wrote for myself, but ‘Go Goa Gone’ changed that, giving me confidence as a writer too. It’s truly a film that brings me immense happiness and pride,” he added.
Directed by Raj and D.K., ‘Go Goa Gone’ unfolds the thrilling tale of a group of friends on a Goan vacation who unexpectedly find themselves battling zombies. Released on May 10, 2013, the film features Saif Ali Khan and Vir Das alongside Kunal Kemmu in pivotal roles.
Shifting gears, Kunal recently ventured into the directorial realm with ‘Madgaon Express’, a comedy-drama starring Pratik Gandhi, Avinash Tiwari, Nora Fatehi, and Divyendu. The film, which hit theaters on March 22, marks a new chapter in Kunal’s multifaceted career, promising audiences another memorable cinematic experience.
