Just as there are red, green, blue, and yellow pieces in the game of Ludo, the events that take place in the life of the four main characters in the Ludo film represent these four colors, whose every move determines the dice of luck.

These four characters are completely different from each other, but playing the game of life, luck brings them to the same 'house' (floor) again and again. Like the game of Ludo, there are such stops where they bite each other.

A leaked sex tape, from a suitcase full of money to two painful murders; Four absolutely random stories collide with each other because of luck, coincidence, and a cynical criminal. Life has been compared to chessboard several times, but these four stories derived from the four colors of Ludo are interesting.

All four stories are quite interesting. But the factor that pulls the film back is its length. This two and a half-hour film is boiled on several occasions.

The different environments of the four stories and their characters are depicted in a great way. Editing done by Ajay Sharma could have cut a few more minutes. This game of Ludo is two and a half hours long. A tight screenplay could have proved even more effective. The dialogues written by Samrat Chakraborty are excellent in some scenes, while in some scenes listen and average.