Ludo is a race game for two to four people. Each player has four tokens of one colour. Tokens start off the track, enter on a high roll, travel a shared loop, then climb a private column to the centre. Landing on a lone opponent usually sends them back. The first to finish all four tokens wins.
The cardboard set is older than phones. Online Ludo is the same race with a computer rolling the dice and drawing the squares. Ludo Bangla is one of those online games: public tables, private rooms, and offline against a computer. The rule switches (Classic, Bangla, stars, blockades) are listed in Ludo rules.
It is not chess and it is not a cash table. A good game is twenty minutes and a few captures, not a wallet.