In a previous interview with the media at a function, Shah Rukh Khan was asked which of Johny Lever's jokes was his favorite. SRK told the latter that he enjoyed everything that Johny Lever had told him.

Critics have praised the movie widely, and fans are eager to hear if there will be a sequel. Producer Ritesh Sidhwani, who co-produced the comedy film with Farhan Akhtar, recently talked about the possibility of a second sequel. In an interview with the popular, the interviewer spoke about the likelihood of a Madgaon Express sequel, which was alluded to at the end of the movie.

Madgaon express director Kunal Kemmu turned 41 on Saturday where he has chosen to have an intimate celebration for his birthday, at home with his loved ones.

Before the movie came out, Kunal spoke to the popular news portal about his wife, the actor Soha Ali Khan, and her reaction to the movie, which is about three friends who travel to Goa for the first time.

The actor has never failed to make us laugh, whether it is in Go Goa Gone or the Golmaal franchise. Kunal has now spoken about his directorial debut Madgaon Express.

He starred in Mohit Suri's Kalyug in 2005, which marked the beginning of his career as a male lead. Despite having been a well-known actor for nearly 20 years, Kunal's acting career has seen its share of highs and lows.

Hansal Mehta praised debutant director Kunal Kemmu for Excel Entertainment's Madgaon Express, saying, "Physical Comedy isn't easy to pull off. You've cracked it and how."