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New Delhi:
Kunal Kemmu’s directorial debut Madgaon Express witnessed a dip in profits on the second Wednesday. The comedy-drama on day 13 grossed ₹0.45 crore at the domestic box office, according to Commercial. After this, the film’s total revenue now stands at ₹18.7 crore, the report said. The cash register numbers of Madgaon Express dropped on day 13, compared to its second Tuesday earnings in theaters, when it amassed ₹0.55 crore. Released on March 22 Madgaon Express The headliners are Divyenndu, Pratik Gandhi and Avinash Tiwary, while Nora Fatehi, Chhaya Kadam and Remo D’Souza play key roles. Backed by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar’s Excel Entertainment, the film revolves around three childhood friends who go on a fun-filled trip to Goa. Everything is going well until this holiday takes an unexpected turn.
After the release of Madgaon ExpressNora Fatehi shared her experience of working in Kunal Kemmu’s direction. In a recent conversation with Mashable India, the actress recalled feeling nervous. Nora said she feared her co-stars – Divyenndu, Pratik Gandhi and Avinash Tiwary – would judge her for being just an “eye candy” in the film. Madgaon Express. She said: “I was nervous about meeting them because I had studied their work, worked with them and I wanted them to take me seriously and not think, ‘Oh, she’s here just to look good’ or is an eye candy. for the film. Sometimes actors don’t take people like me seriously when you meet them. I was nervous about what they would think of me. So I wanted to make sure I could read well, my Hindi is okay because I wanted them to respect me.”
However, Nora Fatehi confessed that her views changed after meeting her co-stars. Nora added: “But when I met them they were so wonderful. After 10 minutes I no longer felt that nervousness. Of course, I always thought that I had to do my scenes well and say my dialogues well so that they would be happy with me too. Actors who take their craft seriously don’t appreciate people who don’t do the same. It is commendable because you put so much time and effort into it, you want the same from the other person.”
For his WhatsNew2Day review, film critic Saibal Chatterjee Madgaon Express 3 out of 5 stars and said: “Madgaon Express is a romp that never seems to outstay its welcome, with even the post-climactic scenes – they interrupt the credits in a new, skewed way – delivering loads of surprises and forcing the audience to keep waiting until it’s all done and dusted .”
“Apart from a script that never ceases to deliver a good dose of hilarity, the comic timing achieved by the three actors gives the riotous farce its liveliness. Each of the three leads successfully employs his own style that suits the character he plays” , says Saibal Chatterjee. added.