Anurag Basu on why his next is titled Ludo

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:38 PM Nov 05, 2020 IST

With a unique name Ludo, Anurag Basu left us curious about the etymology of his upcoming Netflix film. Talking about how he came up with this name, the director says, “Throughout the shooting of my last film, Jagga Jasoos, we all used to play Ludo on the sets; actually not just on sets, but even while travelling. And since this is a story of four different journeys coming together, the name Ludo fell in place.”

Ludo is a story which says that you don’t meet people by accident, they are meant to cross your paths for a reason. Following the journey of four different lives who meet at the crossroads, Ludo is much more than just a mere coincidence. The film releases on Netflix on November 12.

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