Pick your teams
Choose a host, split into two teams and agree on a target score.
How to play
Lost in translation. Found in a song.
3+ people · no maximum · team play or casual


Find what you need
Choose a host, split into two teams and agree on a target score.
The host reads the translated lyric and keeps the Hindi answer hidden.
Work together. Anyone on your team can name the song or sing enough to identify it.
First correct answer earns +1. First team to the agreed target wins.
Who does what?

The full rules
One side of each card has a Hindi song lyric translated into English. The other has the original Hindi lyric written in English letters.
Only three of you? One person hosts and the other two compete for themselves. Use the same guessing and scoring rules.
Main way to play
The host can repeat the translation and give small hints, such as “You’re in the right movie.”
Keep guessing: there’s no limit on attempts and no penalty for a wrong guess.
Nobody gets it? The host reveals the answer and moves on. No points or penalties for either side, and no steal after the reveal.
| What happened | Points |
|---|---|
| First correct answer | +1 for that team or individual |
| Wrong guess | No penalty; keep guessing |
| Nobody gets it | No points; reveal and move on |
| Both sides answer correctly at the same time | No points; move to a new card |
Choose one player from each team to compete on the same card. Only those two can answer; teammates can’t help. Send up new players for the next card.
Use the same guessing, scoring and winning rules as Group to Group.
No teams. No points. Someone reads the English translation and everyone guesses together. Once someone recognises the song, the whole room can join in singing.
Keep one reader or take turns. Stop whenever you like.