Indrani Choudhury

I watched this movie without any expectations and it turned out better than I expected. The script is tight and Babil's acting is way better than other new kids on the block. It's difficult to keep the audience engaged with a story line like this. But they managed to hold the audience's attention and kept us guessing till the end. It's refreshing and I thoroughly enjoyed the movie.

I have only one complain, that I can't find the full song which starts with "Ab woh baatein rehi Nahi". Apart from that, this is one of the best directed movies in recent times, followed by superb performances, cinematography and screenplay. The references to the game of Ludo is unmistakable and the narrative is fast paced. Some may think that the movie is tad too long, but I didn't even want this to end. This is a movie which stays with you long after it ends. And I am sure, watching it a second time is even more delightful as you notice the nuances you may have missed the first time. This one is addictive as Ludo. Are you game?

These characters are going to stay with me for a long time. Felt like I've lived the entire 6 seasons with them feeling their joy, pain, anguish, fear, revenge and a plethora of emotions. A special shoutout to some of the unforgettable moments: 1. Nacho's father and Mike after the incident in the desert. 2. The one wherein Jimmy and Chuck wanting to start a conversation but just ending like "every other time". 3.Kim and Jimmy smoking a ciggy in Season 6, Ep 13. 4. And the numerous times we thought of "Please don't", or "What if" while watching the characters do their thing......