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Monopoly Indian Version: Play Bazaar Raja Online

If you have been searching for an Indian version of Monopoly to play online, Bazaar Raja is made for you. It is a free property trading game with Indian cities, rupees, desi humour and the rules you already know.

Bazaar Raja is an independent game and is not Monopoly. Monopoly is a trademark of Hasbro. We are not affiliated with Hasbro.

What makes it Indian

Classic property gameBazaar Raja
DollarsRupees, with ₹15,000 to start and ₹2,000 salary at START
Western streets22 Indian cities from Patna to Mumbai in 8 colour sets
RailroadsHowrah, Egmore, CST and New Delhi stations
Electric and water companiesBijli Board and Jal Board
Chance and Community ChestKismat and Sarkari Yojana cards
Free ParkingChai Break, with an optional pot
Luxury TaxGST
Metal tokensParody political party tokens or colours

Play it online with friends

There is nothing to install. Open bazaarraja.in on your phone or laptop, create a game and share the link. You can play with 2 to 8 players, add bots, and switch on house rules like auctions, even building and hidden money.

Free, with no real money

Bazaar Raja is a social game. The rupees in the game are not real and cannot be cashed out, and there is no betting or entry fee. It is the kind of game families and friends play for fun.

Rules in one minute

Roll the dice, buy cities, own full colour sets to double the rent, build houses and hotels, trade with other players and avoid going bankrupt. Read the full business game rules or the rules in Hindi.

Also known as

Many Indians grew up calling this kind of game Business, Vyapari or Vyapar. Whatever you call it, Bazaar Raja plays the same way, with a few fun Indian twists.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bazaar Raja the official Monopoly India edition?

No. Bazaar Raja is an independent Indian property trading game. Monopoly is a trademark of Hasbro, and we are not affiliated with Hasbro.

Can I play this Indian version of Monopoly online for free?

Yes. Bazaar Raja is free to play in your browser with friends or bots. No download or sign-up is needed.

What is different from the classic game?

Indian cities and colour sets, rupees, Railway stations like CST and Howrah, Bijli and Jal Board, Kismat and Sarkari Yojana cards, a Chai Break pot, auctions, mortgages and parody political party tokens.

Are the rules the same?

The core is familiar: roll, buy, collect rent, build houses and trade. Hosts can switch house rules on or off, like double rent on a full set or auctions.