Sakshi Jain

Ludo is a must watch and so far the best 2020 could give. Anurag Basu, with this yet another blockbuster managed to grab the attention of the viewers. In this film four different storylines , just like the four colors in the ludo game, merge into one and the end. All the characters have been shown beautifully and the cinematography is astounding. With the great songs and screenplay, it comes out to be a masterpiece which shouldn't be missed at all.

This is an appealing film which brings about the beauty of love. It is one of the best films of the Indian cinema.It focuses on LGBTQ community and displays the same gender love angle. It's a strong move and is required to create understanding among people that same sex love is natural and must be respected. Love in any form should be regarded and embraced as this is what brings beauty to the living. We've got one life and we've the right to choose the way we want to live it. It brings about the difficulties these people face due to the lack of acceptance from the society and the struggle that follows. The actors have effortlessly portrayed the roles and are successful in embracing the characters. The film is emotional and may lead to a few tiny tears roll down the cheek. There are a lot of funny moments in the film which help lighten the mood. I was highly impressed by the screenplay and the sober and subtle portrayal of the concept. It's the first time a film on such a topic has been brought up in Bollywood which is a positive move everyone will highly appreciate. I would recommend this film to be watched and rewatched repeatedly. 😄😄 I would give it 4 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

SOTY was a poor portrayal of college life which was over fantasized as compared to what it should have been. Tiger Shroff was as usual shown flaunting his kicks and punches instead of focusing on acting and made the whole college atmosphere unrealistic. Ananya Panday...the debut actress seemed to be expressionless throughout the film. Tara was average in her performance. The whole college was shown over dramatic and delusory picture of what it actually is. I feel the film deserves only a single star 🌟.