Saif Ali Khan

Actors Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor were spotted at a Go Goa Gone screening on Thursday. The star couple was casually dressed and looked comfortable in each other's company.

Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan has overcome the initial hiccups in his career to become a bankable star in Bollywood. And, the actor believes he is finally in a happy space professionally.

Three friends head to Goa to unwind, only to find themselves in the middle of an attack of the un-dead. They also bump into a zombie-killing machine from Delhi, who is posing as a Russian bad a**.

Actor-producer Saif Ali Khan is treading new territories with Go Goa Gone - a zombie comedy, after making romance-based entertainers like Love Aaj Kal and Cocktail, but he's quite sure he won't ever make a sleazy comedy.

Go Goa Gone features Saif Ali Khan, Kunal Khemu, Vir Das and Anand Tiwari in the lead. Director duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, who are looking forward to the release of the first zombie film Go Goa Gone, are promoting Say no to drugs message through it.

Actor Saif Ali Khan is in a happy state of mind, on both personal and professional fronts. The 42-year-old, who married actor Kareena Kapoor last October, tells us that he has a calm life after marriage.

The director of Go Goa Gone reveals that Saif Ali Khan has worked for a lower fee for his film. The filmmakler says, "I am not allowed to reveal the budget of the film, but I can assure you that this film is made in a much lesser budget than any of Saif’s other films."

Picture this - a donut, dipped in white chocolate, topped with blood red jelly and dark blueberry compote - it's the Zombie Keel-er, a special donut created as part of a tie-up with Bollywood's upcoming zombie comedy Go Goa Gone.

Indian cinema, which is celebrating its centenary year, has a unique identity and should rival Hollywood as its eastern equivalent, says actor-producer Saif Ali Khan who does not believe in any attempts to cross over.