The card game families play out loud, in Punjabi. Say the phrase, guess the word, ask Dadi Ji a question, or even sing. Everyone plays at their own level, from kids to grandparents.
Take turns drawing a card and do what it says, in Punjabi. Everyone decides together if it counts. Catch someone speaking English and they lose a point. It's that simple, and it's loud.

Every player has their own level, Easy, Medium or Hard, so a six-year-old and Dadi Ji can play the same game. Cards are in Gurmukhi with English, and reading help shows the sounds in English letters when you need it.
The phrases are the Punjabi families actually use: getting ready in the morning, mealtimes, school, feelings, phoning Nani, bedtime.

Play a Sikh History quiz, guess who from clues about the Gurus, finish well-known lines of Gurbani, or play Gurbani Antakshari. Every answer is spoken in Punjabi.

AirPlay to your TV and it becomes the scoreboard and card display, while the phone gets passed around. Secret cards never appear on the TV.
Boli is coming soon to iPhone and iPad, with Android to follow.