Sociana Play · Phone game + LED wall
Janta Ki Awaaz
A family face-off game show where the guests are the survey: the board fills with the room’s top answers and two sides guess them.
Free 2-hour trial, no sign-up: you host on this device, friends play on their phones, the big screen runs in any browser. Simulated AI in the trial; real AI at your event.
The moment it is built for: Every phone answers the survey and the room’s own answers become the board; two sides face off, and each guess is said out loud before its brass tile flips or a red strike stamp lands.
At a glance
- Best for
- weddings, conferences, offsites, exhibitions, launches, festivals and campus fests
- Group size
- 4+ recommended, up to 1,000 phones, solo or in teams
- How the room plays
- Everyone plays on their own phone at the same time
- Time
- About 15–30 minutes per game (4 rounds by default)
- Energy
- Lively
- You need
- Guests’ phones in the browser (QR, no app), a big screen in any browser and a host console on a phone or laptop
- When it fits
- The family-vs-family round of a sangeet, a conference warm-up, an offsite department face-off.
- Try it
- Free self-serve trial (2 hours, simulated AI)
How Janta Ki Awaaz plays
On their phones
Every phone answers a short prompt, for example “Name something every uncle says at a shaadi”. Captains then buzz in, and the side in control guesses the board tile by tile.
On the host console
Runs the board. The AI groups the answers into the top answers with counts, or a free simple matcher does. Sides can be bride’s side vs groom’s side or Sales vs Tech.
On the big screen
A lacquer-and-brass game-show board with flip tiles, strikes and “survey says” cues.
How it ends: Strikes let the other side huddle to steal, the last board scores double, and a quick bonus round has the hot seat guess what the room just said.
The full description from the games team
A family face-off game show where the guests are the survey. Every phone answers a short prompt (“Name something every uncle says at a shaadi”); the AI groups the answers into the top answers with counts (or a free simple matcher does). Then two sides (bride’s side vs groom’s side, Sales vs Tech) face off: captains buzz in, the side in control guesses the board tile by tile with strikes, the other side huddles to steal, and the last board scores double. It ends with a quick bonus round where the hot seat guesses what the room just said. The big screen is a lacquer-and-brass game-show board with flip tiles, strikes and “survey says” cues. Works for 4 phones or 400.
Ready-made versions by occasion
Each version comes with its own story, wording and look. Pick one to start a free trial with it already set up.
- Wedding
Janta Ki Awaaz: bride’s side vs groom’s side
The sangeet crowd is the survey: “Name something every uncle says at a shaadi”. Then the two families face off on the board, with strikes, steals and Paanch Sawaal to finish.
On the phones: “The room is the survey: answer on your phone, then the two families guess the board.”
- Conference
The Room Says: Sales vs Tech
Three hundred delegates answer a work-life survey in 30 seconds; two departments face off on the board between sessions. Ten minutes, everyone involved.
On the phones: “You are the survey: answer on your phone, then two teams guess what the room said.”
- Offsite
Janta Ki Awaaz: department vs department
An offsite icebreaker that runs on the team’s own answers: “Name something people say on every video call”. Departments face off; the waiting side huddles to steal.
On the phones: “The team is the survey: answer on your phone, then the departments guess the board.”
- Exhibition
Janta Ki Awaaz at the stall
A crowd-puller for an expo stand: visitors answer on their phones, two halves of the crowd face off, the board flips on the stall screen. Short rounds, no teams to set up.
On the phones: “Visitors are the survey: answer on your phone, then the two halves of the crowd guess the board.”
- Launch
The Room Says: launch-night warm-up
Before the reveal, the room answers “Name something every product launch has”, then dealers face press on the board. The bonus round ends on a jackpot moment.
On the phones: “The room is the survey: dealers and press guess what everyone said, before the reveal.”
- Festival
Janta Ki Awaaz: Block A vs Block B
The Diwali mela is the survey: sweets, speakers and spring cleaning. Two blocks of the society face off; the whole lawn shouts the answers.
On the phones: “The lawn is the survey: answer on your phone, then the two blocks guess the board.”
- Campus fest
Janta Ki Awaaz: hostel vs hostel
The fest lawn is the survey: exams, Maggi and bunking. Two hostels face off on the big screen; fast rounds, loud steals.
On the phones: “The fest is the survey: answer on your phone, then two hostels guess the board.”
The story in the demo
Raj & Simran’s sangeet. The room answers “Name something every uncle says at a shaadi”; Bauji’s side and Pops’ side face off on the board; Kuljeet has already buzzed.
Raj, Simran, Bauji and the rest are an illustrated sample cast, not real people. At your event the same game carries your own names and photos.
How to run Janta Ki Awaaz at your event
- Pick the version. Choose the wedding version or another occasion’s, then add your names, photos, questions and colours.
- Put up the big screen. Open the big-screen link in any browser on the laptop connected to the LED wall, projector or TV.
- Guests join. Guests scan the QR code on the screen or on table cards and play in the phone browser. No app, no sign-up.
- Run it from the console. Runs the board. The AI groups the answers into the top answers with counts, or a free simple matcher does. Sides can be bride’s side vs groom’s side or Sales vs Tech.
- The finish. Strikes let the other side huddle to steal, the last board scores double, and a quick bonus round has the hot seat guess what the room just said.
Trying it now? Answer the survey on two phones, buzz in as the captains, then guess the board in turns; three strikes hand the other side one steal.
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Questions people ask
Is this the same as Family Feud?
Sociana’s version is called Janta Ki Awaaz, or The Room Says at work events. It is built on the same idea of a survey board, with the answers coming from your own guests.
How many people can play?
It works for 4 phones or 400, and the engine allows up to 1,000.
How long does Janta Ki Awaaz take?
About 15–30 minutes per game (4 rounds by default). The family-vs-family round of a sangeet, a conference warm-up, an offsite department face-off.
How many people can play Janta Ki Awaaz?
4+ recommended, up to 1,000 phones, solo or in teams. Everyone plays on their own phone at the same time.
Do guests need to download an app?
No. Guests scan a QR code and play in the phone browser. The big screen is a web page on any laptop connected to the LED wall, projector or TV, and the host runs it from a console on a phone or laptop.
Can Janta Ki Awaaz carry our names, photos and branding?
Yes. At a wedding it carries the couple’s names, photos, monogram and hashtag (never sponsors); at a company event your logo, colours, values and team names; at a booth your product and brand. We set it up with your content before the day.
Is the AI real in the free trial?
The trial runs on simulated AI so it is free and instant, and every trial screen says so. At your event the game runs on real AI with your own content. Trials last 2 hours, up to 12 an hour from one network.
How is Janta Ki Awaaz priced for an event?
Per occasion, by the games chosen, the number of screens and the days on site. Send the date, city and rough guest count with the form on this page, and we reply with an itemised quote within one working day.
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A person on our team will reply within one working day with setup notes and an itemised quote.
Meanwhile, start a free trial of any game and play it with friends.