Kunal Kemmu reveals the reason behind not writing Madgaon Express climax: “Wanted to leave it to…” : Bollywood News

Actor-filmmaker Kunal Kemmu has shed light on the unconventional creative process behind his recent directorial venture, Madgaon Express, disclosing that he intentionally refrained from writing the film's climax. In an exclusive interview with Pinkvilla, Kemmu shared intriguing insights into his decision-making process and the collaborative nature of the project.

Kunal Kemmu reveals the reason behind not writing Madgaon Express climax: “Wanted to leave it to…”

Despite the success of Madgaon Express, Kemmu revealed that he opted not to script the film's climax initially, citing his desire to tailor it to the director's vision. Reflecting on the development of the movie, Kemmu explained, "Initially, when I wrote Madgaon Express, I did write a part for myself, but I didn’t know I was going to direct it. I never wrote the climax of this movie because I always wanted to write it based on who is going to direct it and what their style is. How do they want to tell this film?"

Emphasizing the importance of collaboration in the filmmaking process, Kemmu underscored his commitment to aligning the climax with the director's preferences. He elaborated, "When I got the offer to direct it, I reflected back on when I started writing this film. I did have a climax in mind from my initial ideation which I presented to them, and they liked that." This collaborative approach allowed Kemmu to seamlessly integrate his creative vision with the director's sensibilities, resulting in a cohesive and engaging narrative.

Madgaon Express, boasting a talented ensemble cast including Divyenndu, Pratik Gandhi, and Avinash Tiwary, has garnered widespread acclaim for its refreshing storyline and stellar performances. Kemmu's decision to forego conventional casting choices in favour of a diverse and dynamic ensemble underscores his commitment to authenticity and innovation in storytelling.

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