As Diwali, the festival of lights, approaches, preparations are in full swing, enveloping everyone in the joyous spirit of the occasion. Houses are adorned with diyas, candles, and vibrant decorations, setting the stage for a festive ambiance.
Diwali brings people of all ages together. Families are gearing up for the celebrations, hosting parties that resonate with laughter, music, and the tantalising aroma of delicious food. It is a time to bask in happiness.
With the anticipation building for Diwali parties, hosts are ready to welcome guests with open arms. In addition to delectable cuisine and lively music, games add an extra layer of enjoyment to these gatherings. Diwali parties are incomplete without engaging activities that cater to all age groups.
Here are some ideas to infuse energy and excitement into your Diwali celebration.
Monopoly
A classic board game enjoyed by people of all ages, Monopoly involves buying and trading properties. Suitable for two to eight players, the game unfolds as participants roll the dice to navigate the board. Its universal appeal makes Monopoly a perfect addition to Diwali parties, ensuring entertainment for everyone.
Tambola
Similar to Bingo and Housie, Tambola is a beloved board game that adds a competitive edge to your Diwali festivities. With the potential for 20-25 players, Tambola guarantees a thrilling experience. The winner walks away with a coveted prize.
Card Games
Card games have long been a staple of social gatherings, and Diwali parties are no exception. A standard deck of 52 cards can be employed for a variety of games, including hearts, spades, and solitaire. The versatility of card games ensures that there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Dumb Charades
A lively and entertaining game, Dumb Charades is particularly popular among children and teenagers. Ideal for those who relish dancing and acting, the game pits two teams against each other. Team one acts out a word, movie, song, or dialogue, while team two attempts to guess correctly. It adds a dynamic and interactive element to Diwali parties, creating unforgettable moments.
Om Taneja (81) and his wife Indira (77), a doctor, were kept under “digital arrest”…
The court observed although appellant had caused death by rash and negligent act, sending him…
AAP leaders were detained during a protest against the BJP over an alleged doctored video…
NDMC is rolling out a G20-style upgrade of roads, lighting and cleanliness to prepare Delhi…
A five-evening festival at Kamani Auditorium presenting new choreographies rooted in Indian classical dance, curated…
A CREA analysis shows nearly 44% of Indian cities face chronic air pollution, while just…
