ADVENTURE 01 / CHARMINAR
The four-colour
post office
Piku has four letters and no idea where to deliver them. Build a tiny city and help the post find its people.
Sorting · story-making20–30 min
FOR LITTLE HYDERABADIS, AGES 3–7
Little people.
Big Hyderabad.
A pigeon with a problem. A fort with a secret. A whole city hiding in your living room.
Original story-and-play adventures for the “what shall we do now?” part of parenting. Paper, crayons, and a grown-up are plenty.
No sign-up. No special supplies. No trip across town.
01 Read a little02 Put the screen down03 Make a little magic
YOUR FIRST LITTLE ADVENTURE · FREE
Piku's missing postcard
A forgetful pigeon needs a picture of Charminar.
Luckily, there's a very good artist in this room.
At home · One child or siblings
Make it fit your afternoon.
READ TOGETHER
A little Hinglish, if you like
THEN PUT THE SCREEN DOWN
Your little mission
Follow their curiosity. Skipping a step is fine.
A LITTLE ADVENTURE, ALL YOURS
Piku has a postcard.
You have a story.
A printable HTML keepsake, made in your browser. Your child's name is not sent anywhere.
There's a whole little city to explore.THE FIRST HYDERABAD COLLECTION
Three afternoons.
A city they'll call their own.
A digital story-and-play pack. Each adventure has a read-aloud story, a low-prep game, a make-and-keep page, and a quieter way to play.
The four-colour
ADVENTURE 02 / GOLCONDA
The fort's
secret signal
The gatekeeper has forgotten the hello that opens a pretend fort. Can your family invent a secret signal?
Patterns · turn-taking20–30 min
ADVENTURE 03 / HUSSAIN SAGAR
A lake full
of wishes
A paper lake has room for one more story. Invent its neighbourhood and send a wish across it—without any water.
Drawing · imagination20–30 min
ONE FAMILY · REPLAY WHENEVER YOU LIKE
The Hyderabad at Home pack
Three original adventures, play sheets, and an explorer passport.
Printable A4 PDF, with no-printer alternatives. English with short Hinglish prompts.
₹299planned launch price · one-time
The first edition is made. Sales open after family playtesting; no payment is collected yet.
A SMALL NOTE TO GROWN-UPS
Less preparation.
More “remember when?”
You don't need to be a craft parent. Read the next bit, follow your child's idea, and let the postcard be lopsided.
Galli Club is being built by a dad in Hyderabad. The stories are original, the play is made for real homes, and the first edition is ready to be tried by real families.
Meet Animesh ↗Is this more screen time?
The screen is the grown-up's cue card. Read a short part, then put it down while you play. Print the kit if you'd rather keep the whole adventure offline. There are no child accounts, scores, ads, or autoplay.
Will this work with a younger sibling around?
The quiet option avoids loud sound games. These missions use whole sheets and crayons instead of beads or small craft parts. The adventure is designed for ages 3–7; a grown-up still needs to supervise younger siblings and materials.
Do we actually visit these places?
Not for this pack. Charminar, Golconda, and Hussain Sagar inspire make-believe play at home. The site is not a directions or outing-safety guide.
Is the history real?
The places are real; Piku and the plots are invented. Each kit separates its small city fact from its story. We avoid turning local legends into claims of historical fact.
What if my child loses interest?
Stop or change the game. The age options are suggestions, not milestones. There are no learning-outcome promises, required answers, or completion targets. A five-minute good time still counts.