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I Kill Dead People.
Hindi · Action, Adventure, Comedy
1h 51m · 10 May 2013
Music: Sachin Sanghvi, Jigar Saraiya | DOP: Dan MacArthur, Lukasz Pruchnik | Writer: Krishna D.K., Raj Nidimoru
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Go Goa Gone is a Hindi-language zombie comedy that follows three friends who travel to Goa for a vacation. Their trip takes a wild turn when they attend a rave party on a secluded island, only to discover that the attendees are turning into zombies due to a mysterious drug. The trio, along with a quirky Russian mafia member, must navigate the chaos and survive the undead outbreak while trying to find a way off the island.
Go Goa Gone blends horror and comedy in a unique way, delivering an entertaining and fresh take on the zombie genre within Indian cinema. The story is engaging with a quirky premise that keeps the audience hooked, especially with its unexpected twists and humorous dialogues. The screenplay balances the horror elements with comedic timing effectively, though the pacing in the first half is more relaxed, setting up characters and the premise, while the second half picks up the pace with more action and zombie encounters.
The film's songs and music complement the mood well, with Sachin Sanghvi and Jigar Saraiya providing a soundtrack that fits the party and thriller atmosphere. The background score enhances the tension during zombie sequences and adds to the comedic beats, contributing to the overall immersive experience. Cinematography by Dan MacArthur and Lukasz Pruchnik captures the scenic beauty of Goa alongside the eerie and chaotic moments effectively.
Overall, Go Goa Gone stands out for its innovative concept, witty writing, and a good mix of horror and humor, making it a cult favorite despite some uneven pacing in parts.
Kunal Khemu: Delivers a relatable and humorous lead performance, anchoring the film with his comic timing.
Vir Das: Provides excellent comic relief with his quirky and laid-back character.
Saif Ali Khan: Steals the show with his charismatic and eccentric portrayal of the Russian mafia member.
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Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. direct with a clear vision, successfully balancing horror and comedy elements. Their writing is witty and fresh, bringing a novel concept to Bollywood that resonates well with younger audiences.
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| Type | Value |
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| Positive | 70% |
| Neutral | 20% |
| Negative | 10% |
Critics praised Go Goa Gone for its innovative genre mix and strong performances, particularly highlighting Saif Ali Khan's role. The film was noted for its humor and fresh approach to horror, though some pointed out uneven pacing and minor predictability. Overall, it was well-received as a cult classic and a refreshing change in Bollywood's mainstream offerings.
Final Box-Office Result
Go Goa Gone released on 10 May 2013 (2013).
Budget of Go Goa Gone is approximately ₹298457 Crore.
Go Goa Gone is available on Eros Now Select Apple TV Channel from 6 December 2013.
Go Goa Gone directed by Raj Nidimoru, Krishna D.K.. Produced by Saif Ali Khan, Dinesh Vijan.
Go Goa Gone stars Kunal Khemu, Anand Tiwari, Vir Das, Saif Ali Khan, Puja Gupta.
Music for Go Goa Gone composed by Sachin Sanghvi, Jigar Saraiya.
Go Goa Gone — Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Runtime: 111 minutes, Language: Hindi.
