Street & outdoor · 4–16 players
Baraf pani rules — how to play freeze tag
Play baraf pani with clear tagging, freezing and rescue rules. Includes a simple round format, fair rescues and walking adaptations.
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Match the game to the children, the space and the equipment you have. Ages in these guides are suggestions. An adult can help with boundaries, reading and scoring; shorten rounds or use the listed adaptations when needed.
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Street & outdoor · 4–16 players
Play baraf pani with clear tagging, freezing and rescue rules. Includes a simple round format, fair rescues and walking adaptations.
Read the rulesStreet & outdoor · 3–12 players
Set up chupan chupai with safe hiding places, a clear count and fair turns. Learn the basic game and the optional home-base version.
Read the rulesStreet & outdoor · 1–6 players
Draw a stapu course, throw the marker and hop home. Clear rules for lines, paired squares, missed throws and younger players.
Read the rulesStreet & outdoor · 6–14 players
Learn pithu garam with a soft ball: stack seven pieces, knock them down, rebuild, tag safely and agree the local rules before playing.
Read the rulesBoard games · 2–4 players
A clear Ludo starter format, plus the house choices that cause arguments: entry sixes, safe squares, blocks, bonus rolls and an exact finish.
Read the rulesParty games · 4 players
Make four secret role chits, let the Wazir find the Chor, and keep clear scores. Includes the Sipahi-guesses variant and larger-group options.
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