Funny Housie Number Calling Hindi

Housie (or Tambola) is much more fun when the caller uses catchy Hindi nicknames for the numbers. Here is a list of funny and popular Hindi number calling phrases you can use for your game: The Single Digits (1–9) 1: Lone Ranger or Sabse Pehla (The very first). 2: Kaala Dhan (Black money) or Dono Ka Maal. 3: Happy Family (Mother, Father, Child). 4: Murgi Chor (Chicken thief) or Hum Do Hamare Do. 5: Punjab Da Puttar or Hum Paanch. 6: In a Fix or Bottom Heavy. 7: Lucky Number Seven or Dhoni Ka Number. 8: Chashma (Spectacles) or Moti Lady (Fat lady). 9: Naughty Number Nine. The Teen Numbers (10–19) 11: Two Legs or Sexy Eleven. 12: Ek Do Teen (From the famous song). 13: Unlucky for Some or Tera Mera Saath. 14: Valentine's Day. 15: Independence Day. 16: Sweet Sixteen or Sawan Ko Aane Do. 17: Satra Pe Khatra (Danger at seventeen). 18: Voting Age. 19: Last of the Teens. Popular Double & Fun Numbers 22: Two Little Ducks. 25: Silver Jubilee. 30: Dirty Thirty. 40: Naughty Forty. 44: Chorr Chorr (Thief thief). 50: Golden Jubilee or Half Century. 55: Dono Panje (Both palms). 60: Budhapa (Old age). 69: Ulta Pulta (Upside down). 75: Diamond Jubilee. 88: Do Moti Lady (Two fat ladies). 90: Top of the House (Last number). Common Winning Dividend Phrases Early Five: Jaldi Paanch. Top Line: Upar Wali Line. Middle Line: Beech Wali Line. Bottom Line: Niche Wali Line. Full House: Poora Ghar. Creative Housie Number Calling Phrases | PDF - Scribd

11 to 20: The Teenage Drama

11 – Gandhi ji ke chanchal charan. Number Gyarah! (Gandhi's tender feet)
12 – Barah rupaiya, paav pakaiya. Number Barah! (Twelve rupees, foot pain)
13 – Teri meri love story. Number Terah!
14 – Chaudah ka vaada, chaar rupaiya jyada. Number Chaudah! (Promise of 14, but paid 4 extra)
15 – Pandrah saal ki kumari, number Pandrah! (The 15-year-old virgin – use cautiously, classic old school line)
16 – Solah singaar, sasur ji ka pyaar. Number Solah!
17 – Satrah saal, bijli ka kamaal. Number Satrah! (Electricity magic)
18 – Aathrah ki baraat, koi naa saath. Number Aathrah! (Wedding procession of 18, no one with him)
19 – Unnees chaal par, beej diya phaans. Number Unnees! (On 19th move, got trapped)
20 – 20 ka ticket, 20 ka biscuit. Number Bees! (The most famous line)

Target audience

Hosts/organizers of family parties, pujas, community events
Emcees and callers learning Hindi rhymes and comic timing
Readers seeking downloadable call lists and printable cards

Example Full Routine for a Single Number

Caller: "Doston, agla number ek aisa hai jo har ghar mein hota hai, par har haath mein nahi aata. Yeh number hai... Buddhon ka favorite, jawanon ka tension..." Audience: (Waiting silently) Caller: "Yeh hai... Sattar (70)!" (Then instantly switch to comedy) "Arre sattar? Jee haan, sattar! Jinka baal sattar (70) percent white hai, unko ye number lucky lagta hai!" funny housie number calling hindi

परिचय

हाउसि (Housie), जिसे बिंगो भी कहा जाता है, दोस्तों और परिजनों के साथ खेलने में बहुत मज़ा आता है। इस खेल में नंबरों को मज़ेदार और यादगार तरीक़े से बुलाना माहौल को और भी जीवंत बना देता है। नीचे एक पूरी, रंगीन और हास्यपूर्ण हाउसि नंबर-कॉलिंग स्क्रिप्ट दी जा रही है — हिन्दी में; आप इसे किसी पार्टी, परिवार के इकट्ठे या ऑनलाइन हाउसि नाईट में सीधा पढ़कर उपयोग कर सकते हैं। Housie (or Tambola) is much more fun when

उपयोग का तरीका: हर लाइन के आगे नंबर लिखें और कॉलर उस लाइन को जोर से, स्पष्ट और थोड़े-बहुत अभिनय के साथ पढ़े। चित्रों/इशारों व आवाज़ के झटकों से ह्यूमर बढ़ेगा। चाहें तो कुछ लाइनें अपने स्थानीय संदर्भ (नाम, गांव/शहर, फिल्मी संवाद) के अनुसार बदल लें। 11 – Gandhi ji ke chanchal charan

How to Create Your Own Funny Housie Lines

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The Formula: [Rhyming Word] + [Random Bollywood/Kitchen Object] + [Number]

Think of alliteration: "L" for 50 (Pachaas – Laal). Laal pachaas, garmi ki aas.
Use current memes: If a famous politician said something yesterday, fit it into a number. (E.g., 70 – Sattar, "Main nyay karoonga, number Sattar!")
The "Sasur ji" angle: Any number can be funny if you blame the father-in-law. Number 23 – Teis. Sasur ji ke teeth (teeth).

81–90

81 — इक्यासी (इक्यासी — धीमा रोमांस)
82 — बयासी (बयासी — हँसी का ठिकाना)
83 — तिरासी (तिरासी — नाटक की तरह)
84 — चौरासी (चौरासी — चौंका देने वाला)
85 — पचासी (पचासी — नाचें और बोलें)
86 — छियासी (छियासी — पुरानी फिल्म)
87 — सत्तासी (सत्तासी — सटीक और मज़ेदार)
88 — अठासी (अठासी — जुड़वाँ अठासी!)
89 — नवासी (नवासी — तेज़ और कुरकुरा)
90 — नब्बे (नब्बे — शान से बोलें, अंत का ड्रम रोल)

61 to 70: The Dirty Dozen (Funniest Section)

61 – Iksath, 6-1, kitne aadmi the? Number Iksath! (Gabbar Singh reference)
62 – Basanthi, number Basanthi! (62 sounds like Basan-thi – Sholay reference)
63 – 6-3, Captain saheb number Teen-sath!
64 – Chausath kala, number Chausath! (64 arts)
65 – Painsath waali, goti maar li. Number Painsath!
66 – Chhiyya-chhiyya, number 66! (Bally Sagoo song)
67 – Sadsath ki ghanti, number Sadsath.
68 – Aadsath ki cycle, number Aadsath.
69 – The funny one: Ulta pulta, upar neeche. Number Unhattar.
70 – Sattar ka maal, number Sattar.