You've known him thirty years. SAMVADA is India's first conversation deck rooted in ancient wisdom — questions for the mind, the heart, the soul and the body. No judgment. You ask, and you answer too.
Did you eat. Where are the keys. Send me the bill. We speak all day. But the phone sits at every table now, and the real conversations quietly left — the questions we never asked our parents, the ones our children never ask us.
The conversation we missed to have.
Every question belongs to one of the four. You can spend an evening in one, or draw from all four.
“What have you changed your mind about this year?”
“What have you never told me because you thought I'd worry?”
“When did you last feel completely alive?”
“Where did you feel most at home as a child?”
The standard deck is for your own table. The deluxe is the one people give — in a keepsake case, with a line inside the lid you write yourself.
Put the case in the middle. Anyone picks a card and reads it aloud. They answer first — that's the only rule, and it's what makes the table safe. Then anyone who wants to. Nobody is forced, nobody is rushed, and nobody is judged for the answer. One question is usually enough for a whole evening.
“A grandfather, a mother and a seven-year-old at one table. Nobody looked at a phone for an hour.”
Reserve now and we post you a printed card — “A SAMVADA is on its way to you” — in time to hand over on Diwali night. The case follows as soon as it's made.
Join the 108The family you love, but don't really talk to.
The questions you meant to ask your mother and father, while you still can.
For two people who talk about the bills every day and themselves once a year.
Your child has never met the version of you that existed before them.
Three generations in one room, and something better to do than scroll.
The ₹999 founding price instead of ₹1,299, a printed card posted to you so you have something to hand over on Diwali night, your name in the first 108, and the first cases off the press.
The case is a hinged keepsake box with fitted wells and takes time to make properly. Founding families receive theirs after Diwali — that's why we send the printed card first, so you have the gift in hand on the night.
Neither. There's no scoring, no winner, and no one analysing anyone. It's a set of questions and one rule: whoever asks, answers too.
They pass. That's part of it. A table where passing is allowed is a table where people eventually speak.
Twelve and up sits comfortably with most of the questions, and younger children join in happily when the family is playing together — our tester homes included a seven-year-old.
Yes, this edition is in English. Tell us on WhatsApp if you'd want a Kannada or Hindi edition — we're listening.
It opens to everyone at ₹1,299 for the standard deck and ₹2,499 for the deluxe.
Message us and we'll send three questions for your table tonight — free — and the founding link. No one has to buy anything to use them.
Join the 108 on WhatsAppAsk one of them tonight. That's the whole point.
A Presence Company. Ancient wisdom, made daily — one card for the wall, one question for the table, one deck for the floor. Made in Bangalore. DPIIT recognised.