From a resurfaced sex tape to a rogue suitcase of money, four wildly different stories overlap at the whims of fate, chance and one eccentric criminal.
Average Ratings: 3.2/5
Score: 64% Positive
Reviews Counted: 5
Positive: 4
Neutral: 1
Negative: 0
LUDO RELEASE DATE
24-Apr-2020 ( India) | 2 hrs 30 mins
LUDO CAST
Abhishek Bachchan, Rajkummar Rao, Aditya Roy Kapur, Pankaj Tripathi, Fatima Sana Shaikh
Director:
Anurag Basu
Producer:
Anurag Basu, Divya Khosla Kumar, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar
Banner:
Anurag Basu Productions,
T-Series Super Cassettes Industries Ltd.,
Ishana Movies
Review by : Sreeparna Sengupta
Ratings : 3/5 Site – TNN
Watch this one for the noteworthy performances and its interesting mix of morally ambiguous characters. Ultimately ‘Ludo’ tries to make a larger point about not judging anyone for the choices they make.
Review by : Shah Shahid
Ratings : 4/5 Site – Blank Page Beatdown
| Ludo works, in many different ways, if those ways are not to dig too deep. It’s an outrageous comedy when it wants to be, gets very serious and dark at times, while being emotionally moving during others. |
Review by : Jonathon Wilson
Ratings : 3.5/5 Site – RSC
Review by : Srivatsan S
Ratings : 3/5 Site – The Hindu
Basu seems to have learnt his lesson, for, the structure of Ludo is written with careful precision and the construct is cleaner; in Basu’s language, “it only has a beginning, a middle, and an end”. But its “middle” part is where it begins to develop a crack and you wish it had been tighter, with at least 20 minutes to spare. Mind you, Ludo is not a “lengthy” film, but the manner in which it jumps from one story to another becomes repetitive; the way these stories converge becomes convenient, and the resolution it gets towards the end is a tad generic.
Review by : Sukanya Verma
Ratings : 2.5/5 Site – Rediff
‘Ludo is life. Life is Ludo,’ spouts Basu in its opening scene.
The comparison may have sounded cool in his head, but it doesn’t translate in the madcap movie he intended it to be.