Do you agree with the message given in the movie Ludo?

In the movie Ludo, it was said that life is just like the game of ludo, where it doesn't matter if you win or lose.

Because ultimately all tokens have to come back to the same place. Winning doesn't matter here, because winning actually means dying.

In the end of the movie, Bittu (Abhishek Bachchan) won the game, because he died first. He reached home before the rest of the characters. But he also didn't get a happy ending like the others. He couldn't get his daughter or his family back.

He wanted to take revenge from Sattu (Pankaj Tripathi) by killing him, but he died instead and Sattu remained alive. Although he ended up being crippled, probably for lifetime, so we can argue that he got the worst fate. Since he wasn't a token, but a die in the movie, he has to suffer till the rest of the tokens reach home.

Overall, the message of the movie as said by "Yamraj" played by Anurag Basu is, right or wrong is a relative thing, it doesn't matter, karma doesn't exist...heaven, hell, God, demons are all imaginary beings created by humans to comfort themselves (thus confirming that he and Chitragupta shown in the movie are also not real).

So we should live our life however we want, without caring about ethics or morals because it doesn't matter. Good people like Bittu never always get justice. Bad people like Pinky (Fatima Sana Shaikh) who killed her husband to run away with her lover Alu (Rajkummar Rao) don't face any consequences for their misdeeds.

Also materialistic things do matter, like we see Shruti (Sanya Malhotra) kinda regretting her decision to marry Akash (Aditya Roy Kapur) after she sees Rahul (Rohit Suresh Saraf) and Sheeja (Pearle Maaney) wearing expensive clothes and travelling in a brand new car, a life which she wanted.

Rahul and Sheeja ended up getting the best deal in the movie, although they too tried to kill Sattu, and didn't face any consequence for it. Instead they ended up being millionaires. They would live a grand life and probably reach home (die) last, as they have access to best health-care because of money.

They didn't win the game, but it didn't matter anyway. Because Ludo is a stupid game, just like Earth is a stupid planet in this vast universe, and we humans are just a tiny speck of dust in it.

No though it is true we are not meant to live in this world forever, if we are meant to then there wouldnt be death, disease, getting old etc. Also I dont agree with certain things not existing, doesn't science say we are born with a believe that there is a maker and after life? And that we are not actually been brainwashed, if brainwashing was easy, you wouldnt need to force people to accept a certain command. Also I realize in history a lot of people do believe in god, albeit they used to make the tree, sun etc as god 🤷 just my opinion.

Originally posted by: Harley_Quinn

Why not?

Ludo is not a stupid game. It is good fun in lock down.

Originally posted by: Harley_Quinn

In the movie Ludo, it was said that life is just like the game of ludo, where it doesn't matter if you win or lose.

Because ultimately all tokens have to come back to the same place. Winning doesn't matter here, because winning actually means dying.

In the end of the movie, Bittu (Abhishek Bachchan) won the game, because he died first. He reached home before the rest of the characters. But he also didn't get a happy ending like the others. He couldn't get his daughter or his family back.

He wanted to take revenge from Sattu (Pankaj Tripathi) by killing him, but he died instead and Sattu remained alive. Although he ended up being crippled, probably for lifetime, so we can argue that he got the worst fate. Since he wasn't a token, but a die in the movie, he has to suffer till the rest of the tokens reach home.

Overall, the message of the movie as said by "Yamraj" played by Anurag Basu is, right or wrong is a relative thing, it doesn't matter, karma doesn't exist...heaven, hell, God, demons are all imaginary beings created by humans to comfort themselves (thus confirming that he and Chitragupta shown in the movie are also not real).

So we should live our life however we want, without caring about ethics or morals because it doesn't matter. Good people like Bittu never always get justice. Bad people like Pinky (Fatima Sana Shaikh) who killed her husband to run away with her lover Alu (Rajkummar Rao) don't face any consequences for their misdeeds.

Also materialistic things do matter, like we see Shruti (Sanya Malhotra) kinda regretting her decision to marry Akash (Aditya Roy Kapur) after she sees Rahul (Rohit Suresh Saraf) and Sheeja (Pearle Maaney) wearing expensive clothes and travelling in a brand new car, a life which she wanted.

Rahul and Sheeja ended up getting the best deal in the movie, although they too tried to kill Sattu, and didn't face any consequence for it. Instead they ended up being millionaires. They would live a grand life and probably reach home (die) last, as they have access to best health-care because of money.

They didn't win the game, but it didn't matter anyway. Because Ludo is a stupid game, just like Earth is a stupid planet in this vast universe, and we humans are just a tiny speck of dust in it.

I could partially agree with the above message. Though bittu died first it doesn't mean that he was at lost. He might have gotten a place in paradise first due to whatever he faced on the earth and other people had to face troubles in the other world. I have heard ki jitni takleef aap iss duniya me sehte ho utna hi araam aapko upar jaa kar milega. So bittu might have been in peace up there.

Though I love Aditya Roy Kapoor's some of the dialogues like, kam paise me khush rehna mushkil hai lekin zyada me impossible.... Soch sahi hai madam, zamana galat hai...

Originally posted by: Lalakhun1

No though it is true we are not meant to live in this world forever, if we are meant to then there wouldnt be death, disease, getting old etc. Also I dont agree with certain things not existing, doesn't science say we are born with a believe that there is a maker and after life? And that we are not actually been brainwashed, if brainwashing was easy, you wouldnt need to force people to accept a certain command. Also I realize in history a lot of people do believe in god, albeit they used to make the tree, sun etc as god 🤷 just my opinion.

@bold, when did Science say that?

Throughout history, people believed and still believe in God, but the reason is mostly to give themselves comfort that there is a higher power looking out for them.

Originally posted by: Ranimukherjee2

I dont like it

Give a reason.

Originally posted by: Ruhi.007

Ludo is not a stupid game. It is good fun in lock down.

By calling it stupid I meant winning the game isn't an achievement.

Originally posted by: Muskie

I could partially agree with the above message. Though bittu died first it doesn't mean that he was at lost. He might have gotten a place in paradise first due to whatever he faced on the earth and other people had to face troubles in the other world. I have heard ki jitni takleef aap iss duniya me sehte ho utna hi araam aapko upar jaa kar milega. So bittu might have been in peace up there.

Though I love Aditya Roy Kapoor's some of the dialogues like, kam paise me khush rehna mushkil hai lekin zyada me impossible.... Soch sahi hai madam, zamana galat hai...

What you said about Bittu, "Yamraj" in the movie denied the existence of any paradise or karma. According to him death was the ultimate end.

The movie wanted to say that everything in life depends on chance.

The message is life is effed up