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The story follows three childhood friends—Dhongal (Pratik Gandhi), Ayush (Avinash Tiwary), and Dodo (Nora Fatehi’s character, a pleasant surprise)—who plan the perfect trip to Goa, a promise they made twenty years ago.
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The film cleverly balances slapstick humor with genuine moments of friendship. It asks a simple question: When your childhood dreams finally collide with adult reality, will you laugh or cry? In Madgaon Express, you do both.
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We know Kunal Khemu as an actor (Golmaal Again, Go Goa Gone). With Madgaon Express, he proves he has inherited the storytelling gene from his father, the late Ravi Khemu. It is not possible for me to write
What Kunal does brilliantly is pacing. Comedies often drag in the second half. Madgaon Express does not. He treats the film like a thriller. Every five minutes, a new disaster befalls the trio. Khemu also cameos as a drunk man on a train—a small but hilarious role.
He also brings a visual flair rarely seen in modern Bollywood comedies. The cinematography captures the touristy, bright side of Goa but also its seedy, rainy back alleys.