Sanya Malhotra shared how Anurag Basu and his co-star Aditya Roy Kapur made shooting for Ludo a fun experience. She told indianexpress.com: “We both bonded over not having a clue (laughs). We used to have random conversations, and the setting on set helped break the ice. It was a very relaxed space. Dada and Adi should get the credit for I feel so comfortable doing. And of course the friendly atmosphere, which helped bring out the true side of the characters on screen. The characters that Aditya and I play flow very freely, so that helped a lot. “
Rohit Saraf plays a homeless man who works in a mall and finds a suitcase full of money. Speaking of Ludo, Rohit shared: “He was quite insecure at first. For an actor who hasn’t worked too hard, who aspires to be great, when you know you’re in a movie that has eight other names by your side, you tend to get nervous. It starts to become a more daunting than a pleasant experience. That’s what happened in the beginning. “
This is not the first time Anurag Basu has directed an anthology. Its director Life in a Metro was also an anthology.
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