In Ludo, a film about broken souls hoping to be rescued by love, he crafts a neat, overarching structure and goes on to demolish it by turning it into a hot mess. Per several accounts, it’s known that Basu doesn’t work on a bound script and improvises scenes and dialogues on location. He’s been pinning for her since childhood, she doesn’t quite care for him except that she doesn’t mind the attention and uses it to her benefit. “Some people just want to get fucked in love,” he says, it’s Hindi iteration a lot more effective than this translation. Ludo has the calmness of a spinning top: it wobbles and wobbles before collapsing under its own weight.

Source: Huffington Post November 12, 2020 14:03 UTC