Indian Cinema has given us various types of movies. But a film about zombies like that of Go Goa Gone came as a surprise to everyone. 

While we are familiar with the same old, white-faced ghosts, this movie, on the other hand, was quite entertaining and satisfying with its ridiculous slapstick humour.

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Saif Ali Khan's acting in the movie was highly lauded. There isn't much of a story initially, but as soon as the three friends set foot in Goa, everything around changes. 

Saif makes an appearance late in the movie as a Russian mafia named Borris. His character wears wacky clothes, and the hair is dyed blonde, which Saif essayed spectacularly.

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Co-creator of the Family Man, Krishna DK, unveiled in an interview that it wasn't tough to convince Saif for the role for the 2013 Zombie movie. 

Saif liked his character so much that he had an expletive-filled reaction to it while discussing the script.

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In Sourabh Pant's podcast, Krishna DK also added that he didn't even have to convince Shahid Kapoor and Manoj Bajpayee for their roles on Amazon Prime projects. Krishna has been working with his creative partner Raj Nidimoru for quite a long now, and they are known as Raj and DK together.

During the podcast, he said, "Go Goa Gone, we had Kunal in mind right from the get-go. And for the role of Saif, we only had to meet him once. And we met him once, gave him the basic idea, and he heard it, and he said, 'Yeh to ch******a hai, Mujhe Karna hai.'

He further added that it was effortless for them to convince him.

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Go Goa Gone had a stellar cast including, Kunal Kemmu, Vir Das and Anand Tiwari. The sequel for the movie was announced last year by Dinesh Vijan. 

He said, "The team of Roohi is writing the sequel. The writer came up with the idea, and I loved it, and then we developed it. Eros said let's announce it and we did. We just need to give every actor, who was there in the first part, a little more like a 2.0 version and bring something new."

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He also added that it wouldn't have the zombie element, but the emotions and comic timing for the movie would remain the same.

We can't wait to watch the next masterpiece!

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