Phone on your forehead, the room acts it out, you guess. Tilt forward — correct. Tilt back — pass. Heads Up, but every card is a Bollywood, Kollywood, Tollywood or Mollywood title.
Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam — any combo. Plus eras: 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s.
The guesser holds the phone screen-out on their forehead. Movie titles light up there.
Everyone else acts the movie — no speaking, no singing the songs. You guess what's on your own head.
Tilt the phone away from you for CORRECT. Tilt it forward for PASS. Hands stay free for laughing.
Switch Hindi off if your Chennai cousins are visiting. Toggle on 2000s-only if the room is Gen Z and won't recognise a Mehmood title. The deck adjusts before you start — no awkward "skip this one, I haven't seen it" mid-round.
The phone is the deck, the timer, and the scoreboard. Hand it across and the next team's up.
Sensors do the work. You don't tap anything while the phone's stuck to your forehead.
Hindi · Tamil · Telugu · Malayalam. Four eras. Even the cousin from Kochi has cards.
It's Heads Up for Bollywood (and Kollywood, Tollywood, Mollywood). One phone goes on a player's forehead, the rest of the room acts out the movie title without speaking. The guesser tilts the phone to score or pass.
No. One device is the entire setup. No room codes, no app to download on anyone else's phone, no socket.
Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam. Toggle any combination before you start — the deck rebuilds to match.
80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. Era toggles sit next to the language toggles on the setup screen.
The game reads the phone's motion sensors. Tilt the screen face-up (away from your face) for CORRECT; tilt it forward (toward the floor) for PASS. Hold it flat against your forehead for "still thinking".
Around six minutes — about a minute per team turn, alternating, until both teams have had a fair shot. Rematch is one tap.
No room code. No second phone. One tap and you're acting.
Play Sar Pe Filmy — free