Indian party games for adults have one job that games for children do not. They have to pull people away from a conversation they were already enjoying. A room of adults arrives talking,
Bollywood dumb charades falls apart at the same point every time. Somebody has to think of a film, out loud, while eleven people watch them do it. The names that arrive under that
Indian Family Feud is the survey game played with questions a family actually argues about. Two teams, one board of five ranked answers, three strikes, and then the other side gets one chance
A Bollywood movie works for Pictionary when its title holds something you can put on paper. A moon, a motorbike, a hockey stick. It stops working when the title is a feeling, because
The Pongal games that work in a family house are the ones nobody has to be taught. Charades with film titles, a word round with three banned words, a survey game where the
