Ep.58: "Mumukshu" - A Sanatani Board Game

Ep.58: "Mumukshu" - A Sanatani Board Game

Author: Hindu Parenting February 5, 2026 Duration: 1:01:49

Episode #58 of the Hindu Parenting Podcast features a conversation with entrepreneur and inventor of an exciting new board game that teaches Sanatani concepts through play.

Mumukshu is a life simulation game, wherein you play as yourself and compete with fellow players to live an ideal/perfect life as per traditional Indian way.

An ideal life is based on balancing personal goals, fulfilling familial needs & wants, societal responsibilities, spiritual endeavours and your contribution to the larger dharma & civilisation.

Game is based on Bhartiya civilisation, history, culture & way of life. It’s rooted in the dharmic concepts of 4 purusharthas, grihasta dharma, maya, karma etc.

Overcoming life challenges, resources management, proper usage of superpowers (siddhis) & taking right life decisions is key to winning the game !

To pre-order the game, please contact Sahil at:

+91 9969520015

sahilrs@zohomail.in

mumukshugame@zohomail.in

Instagram ID: mumukshugame.108

About the inventor, Sahil Raje Shirke:

Sahil has diversified interests ranging from geopolitics to history to Vedanta to entrepreneurship. He represented India at the BRICS summit of young leaders and entrepreneurs in Stavropol (Russia). He initiated social ventures like “Subhikshaa” (a food and education program in the conversion-affected area of Dahisar, and “Bharatam Reawakening” (a youth centric discussion forum).

After completing his PG from a Mumbai business school, Sahil went on to become the founder of a tech start up and the COO of another renowned Mumbai-based startup. He writes extensively on geopolitics, history and 5th generation warfare and is fascinated by Vedanta and Bhakti. Currently, he’s building Mumukshu, a life simulation game based on Bharatiya civilisation, history and way of life.

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