‘Madgaon Express’ emerged as an unexpected crowd-pleaser last year, winning over audiences with its wild humour, chaotic storytelling, and endless meme-ready moments. Now, excitement is building again as actor-filmmaker Kunal Khemu confirmed that a sequel is currently being developed at the writing stage. Following his well-received directorial debut in 2024, he is preparing to revisit the film’s offbeat comedic universe.
Kunal Khemu balances ‘Golmaal 5’ shoot while developing sequel scriptAccording to News18, Kunal recently finished another schedule of ‘Golmaal 5’ with Ajay Devgn , Tusshar Kapoor and the rest of the cast. He is now reportedly working on the script for ‘ Madgaon Express 2 ’. Early updates suggest the sequel could reunite the original trio of Pratik Gandhi , Divyenndu and Avinash Tiwary with the story expected to take on a livelier and more entertaining tone this time around.
Divyenndu drops hint about ‘Madgaon Express 2’ during promotionsInterestingly, during promotions for his recent OTT release, Divyenndu also dropped a subtle hint about the sequel. While speaking to Variety India, the actor revealed that “KK” was already developing the script for the second instalment.
‘Madgaon Express’ marked a turning point in Kunal Khemu’s filmmaking journey‘Madgaon Express’ proved to be a significant milestone in Kunal Khemu’s career. Known primarily as an actor for years, he stepped into filmmaking with this project and impressed audiences with his ability to blend high-energy comedy, chaos, and emotional depth. Backed by Excel Entertainment, the film also featured performances from Nora Fatehi, Upendra Limaye, and Chhaya Kadam in key roles.
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