Draw the song
Scan a printed card, or let the host phone draw from the built-in Mobile deck.
TWO WAYS TO PLAY · ONE ROOM FULL OF OPINIONS
Choose printed cards or the built-in mobile deck at setup. Hear the hidden song, place it in your growing timeline, and back your music knowledge for bonus points—but every wrong call can cost you.
Printed cards or the mobile deck. One phone stays in charge.
YOUR MUSIC TIMELINETHE NEEDLE DROPS. THE DEBATE BEGINS.
Draw from the printed deck or the mobile deck. Timeline placement comes first, extra knowledge stays optional, and the active player gets First Call before rivals can answer.
Scan a printed card, or let the host phone draw from the built-in Mobile deck.
Hear the song while its title, artist, source and release year stay hidden.
Choose the gap before, after or between songs—on the table or on screen.
Before rivals answer, choose up to two optional knowledge bets—or pass safely.
Rivals may challenge under the rules for the selected play mode.
Reveal the answer, resolve the turn and keep every correct placement in play.
TRY A ROUND
Try the real turn rhythm with a fictional song: choose a timeline gap, make one optional First Call bet, then reveal an itemised score.
Step 1 · Select and lock a timeline gap
Step 2 · Choose one optional First Call bet
CHOOSE YOUR SETUP. KEEP THE PARTY TOGETHER.
Choose a play mode at setup. Both keep the music, the timeline and the argument together in the same room.
Printed cards form the timeline. Scan each QR, then pass the host phone or gather around it while the app acts as DJ, referee and scorekeeper.
Printed deck · One host phoneNo printed deck needed. The host phone draws from 1,200+ built-in songs, shows every timeline and judges whether the chosen gap is right.
1,200+ songs · Primarily Hindi musicFriends nearby can scan a QR or enter a short code to watch the scoreboard and current player’s timeline. They cannot place cards or run the game.
Same room · Guest access is enoughKNOW WHEN TO PLAY IT SAFE—or GO ALL IN.
A correct placement is always worth +2 and a miss never costs points. Optional bets can lift your score—or pull it below zero.
| Play or category | Correct | Wrong | Rule note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timeline placement | +2Correct | 0Wrong | Mandatory placement attempt; no negative score. |
| Decade | +1Correct | −1Wrong | Optional date bet. |
| Five-year release range | +2Correct | −1Wrong | Optional date bet. |
| Exact release year | +3Correct | −1Wrong | Optional high-risk bonus—not needed for placement. |
| Song title | +2Correct | −1Wrong | Optional knowledge bet. |
| One main artist | +2Correct | −1Wrong | Declare this instead of the full collaboration. |
| Complete main duet / collaboration | +4Correct | −1Wrong | A partial answer is wrong when the full credit is declared. |
| Movie, album or original release name | +2Correct | −1Wrong | Use the recognised source for that song. |
| Composer / music director | +3Correct | −1Wrong | Optional knowledge bet. |
| Physical timeline challenge | +2Correct | −1Wrong | Spend a token; it returns if correct and is lost if wrong. |
WHY THE PARTY KEEPS MOVING
The host phone keeps the music, turns and scores moving while the room supplies the memories, bets and arguments.
Build with printed cards on the table, or use the built-in Mobile deck and onscreen timelines.
The current library is primarily Hindi, with Punjabi, Telugu, Malayalam and more languages planned step by step.
The host phone plays the music and records each app-scored move. Extra phones are never required.
Nearby guests can join by QR or short code to follow the score and active timeline.
Play as a guest, or sign in with Google, email or phone so your name and finished games follow you.
Older, newer or between is enough. Exact year is only a high-risk bonus.
The app can interrupt with one shuffled question for every player.
YOUR NEXT OBSESSION, PLANNED
The first edition is taking shape. Tell us which soundtrack you want to hear next.
Iconic Hindi film music across generations.
Synths, romance and cassette-side nostalgia.
Bhangra classics to dance-floor heavyweights.
Tamil and Telugu favourites across film, album and independent releases.
The songs every wedding party knows by heart.
Independent voices, scenes and sounds from India.
QUESTIONS, IDEAS OR A VERY STRONG OPINION?
Ask a question, suggest a song or edition, report an issue, or simply tell us how your first Daur went.
Your message goes to hello@dhunkadaur.com. We only use it to read and respond to your enquiry.
GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
It is a same-room music timeline party game with two setups. Play with printed cards and one host phone, or choose Mobile and build every timeline on screen from the built-in deck.
Physical Cards uses the printed deck as the timeline and keeps Rules v0.1 unchanged. Mobile needs no printed deck: the host phone draws the songs, shows the timelines and judges the selected gaps.
No. Normal placement only asks whether the song is older, newer or belongs between existing cards. Exact year is an optional high-risk bonus bet.
No. The built-in Mobile deck already has more than 1,200 songs and is currently focused primarily on Hindi music, including film, non-film and surprise tracks. That number describes Mobile play—not a printed box of 1,200 cards.
The host phone plays the music, guides the phases and records every app-scored move. In Physical Cards it also scans and reveals printed cards; in Mobile it draws from the built-in deck, displays timelines and judges placements.
Yes. Nobody needs an account to play. Physical-card groups may also use Paper Scoring while the app guides scans, playback, timers, surprise rounds and reveals.
No. You can stay a guest. Signing in with Google, email or phone is optional and lets your name and finished games follow you to another phone.
Yes, but only as optional same-room viewer screens. Guests can scan a QR or type a short code to watch the scoreboard and the current player’s timeline. They cannot place cards, score turns or run the game.
No. DHUN KA DAUR is one game in one room. The host phone runs it; extra phones only make the shared score and current timeline easier to see.
It is an app-triggered surprise round where everybody receives one shuffled question about the same song. Answers are locked one by one and revealed together.
The physical Rules v0.1 support 2–8 players using one compatible phone, one printed song deck and three Challenge Tokens per player.
Yes. One compatible host phone runs both setups. It scans printed cards in Physical play, or supplies the complete deck and onscreen timeline in Mobile play.
Platform support is still being evaluated. We are exploring practical, licensed ways to make listening simple, but no integration with Spotify, YouTube or another service is promised yet.
A current Android test build can now be downloaded directly as an APK from the Download App page. It is not a Google Play listing yet. The iPhone version is planned afterwards.
The current Mobile library is primarily Hindi. Punjabi, Telugu and Malayalam are planned next, with more languages intended to follow step by step. Timing and final track availability will depend on testing and content readiness.