Desi party games for 3 to 16+ log on one phone. Forehead guessing with 30+ desi decks, imposter, dumb charades, Antakshari and more. No login, no gyaan.
13 games · 11,000+ cards
Every card is something your group gets instantly: SRK, Sharma ji ka beta, Bangalore traffic, IPL, cousins, PG life. Nothing translated from American cards.
Phone on forehead. Gang shouts clues.
Tilt down for sahi, tilt up to pass, and guess before the timer gives up on you. Play solo or in 2 teams, mix any decks, or hit Sab Kuch Mix.
3 to 16 players
Everyone gets the secret word except one chor. Blend in, bluff, catch them. Classic, Undercover or Mr White.
The confession machine
One line, one finger down, and suddenly everyone knows about Goa 2022.
3… 2… 1… point karo!
"Who's most likely to get a Padma award?" Everyone points at once. No hiding.
The classic, minus the cringe
Desi truths, and dares that actually work in a 2BHK. Skip anytime, no pressure.
Pick a side. Defend it.
Lose all your WhatsApp chats or all your photos? Two impossible choices, one room split. Teekha Take cards bring the spicy opinions.
Act it out, no words
The film-acting game every Indian family already knows, with timers, teams and 1,200+ films, songs and shows. The rival team picks your title.
3 taps. Bas.
Open Bawaal and tap a game. No sign-up, no rules lecture.
Sanskari for the family, Bindaas for the gang. Or pick the occasion and let Bawaal decide.
Pass it, read it out, or stick it on your forehead. The cards never repeat in a night.
Readable from across a dark room. Big, bright and loud, just like your friends.
Pick your level
One switch for the whole room. Start clean with the cousins, turn it up with the gang, and change it anytime. Family lock keeps the whole night at Sanskari or Bindaas.
Cousins are here.
Clean and genuinely funny. Safe for mummy-papa, bua and the kids' table.
Family-safeProper party.
Cheeky, filmy, thoda savage. The default for a Friday night with the gang.
DefaultLet Bawaal pick.
House party, Cousins & family, Office, Sangeet, College or Diwali night. Bawaal sets the level and lines up the games.
6 occasionsSofa se terrace tak
Log. Whether it's 3 of you on a sofa or 16 on a terrace, Bawaal scales. Solo or 2 teams in Sar Pe Phone, pass-and-play for everything else.
No one else needs to download anything.
Once a game loads, it keeps going without internet.
Bawaal remembers what you've played for the night.
Rules in one line. First card in 3 taps.
Indian English with Hinglish game names and host lines. Desi to the core.
No accounts, no tracking. Names and cards never leave it. Privacy.
Put this on the TV, or show it to whoever's hosting. Point the camera, tap the link, and the party's on. Add it to your Home Screen to get an app icon.
bawaal.app/play
Sawaal-jawaab
Haan, ekdum free. No login, no install, no card details. Open bawaal.app/play and play.
No. It runs in Chrome or Safari on any phone. For an app icon, use "Add to Home Screen". On Android you can also install Bawaal from Google Play, and the iPhone app is in beta: see the Bawaal app.
Most groups start with 3 to 16+ players. Limits vary by game: Sar Pe Phone starts at 3, Chor Kaun? supports 3 to 24, and Aamne Saamne supports 4 to 16. Check the game tile for its group size.
They're written for Indian rooms: Indian English, with Hinglish game names and host lines. Hindi and English only for now. South blockbusters everyone has watched in Hindi dub, like Baahubali, KGF, Pushpa and RRR, are very much in.
Not on the same night. Bawaal remembers what you've played on your phone and keeps the deck fresh.
Once a game has loaded, a Wi-Fi drop won't stop the party. You need internet for the first load.
Very little, and never your names or cards. There are no accounts and no ad trackers, and your settings, player names and played cards stay on your device. The iPhone and Android apps send anonymous crash reports so we can fix bugs (switch them off in Settings › Privacy). Usage sharing, a count of app opens and finished rounds, is off unless you turn it on. Read the privacy policy.
Please do. Mail contact.techfusionlab@gmail.com. If a card is wrong or not okay, tell us and we'll fix it fast.
Bas ek round aur. (We know.)
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