'Go Goa Gone' decodes world of zombies: Kunal Khemu

Actor Kunal Khemu, who will soon be seen in zombie thriller "Go Goa Gone", says the film answers all the relevant questions related to zombies.

"We know there are a lot of people in our country who haven't seen such (zombie) films. What are zombies? How do they become a zombie? And what should be done with them? Answers to all these questions are being given in the film," the 29-year-old said here in an interview.

"The story has been told in a simple manner... So if you haven't seen a zombie film before, or you don't know what a zombie is, you can still watch it. Even our characters in the film don't know what are zombies and what is happening with them," he added.

Co-produced by Saif Ali Khan, "Go Goa Gone" is about two friends, played by Kunal and Vir Das, who travel to Goa with another friend.

Vir said physically it was a demanding project.

"This was not a studio film, no air conditioners and all," he said and added that most of the film was shot in the sea and the forest.

"Everyday we would run in the forest, lie in a boat in the sea in intense heat. It was a physically very tough film," Vir said.

Co-directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K., "Go Goa Gone" also stars Anand Tiwari, Puja Gupta and Saif and is slated for a May 10 release.