Gilli Danda - An Ancient Indian Game
Gilli Danda is an ancient Indian game. It is believed to be the origin of many Asian games, such as cricket, baseball, softball, kanchy, ludo, etc. The game is played by five players with a large and small ball. The object of the game is to hit the ball so that your opponent does not get a chance to catch it.
The game starts with a Danda and a Gulli. The Danda is thrown first, and the Gulli is thrown after a fixed time. If the Danda hits the Gulli, the player is out of the game.
Gilli Danda can be played with friends and family in a private room.
The players can be divided into two groups. The players can select the side they wish to play on. The group can be changed at will.
