Sawaal Crore Ka — the money quiz show

Sawaal Crore Ka: how the show works

Sixteen questions about money, saving, investing, India and the world stand between you and 🪙 7 crore Wish Coins. Every question carries a difficulty rating from 1 to 10, and the show climbs steadily: easy everyday money sense first, then tough, tougher, and finally the toughest questions that would stretch a finance professional.

Four stages

• Stage 1 · Easy — questions 1 to 5: 45 seconds each. Reach question 5 and 🪙 10,000 is safe.
• Stage 2 · Tough — questions 6 to 10: 60 seconds each. Reach question 10 and 🪙 3,20,000 is safe.
• Stage 3 · Tougher — questions 11 to 13: no clock. Think it through.
• Stage 4 · Toughest — questions 14 and 15: the expert rounds, ending at 🪙 1 crore.
• Jackpot — question 16: the hardest question of the show, for 🪙 7 crore. Play it, and a wrong answer drops you to 🪙 3,20,000. Or take your 🪙 1 crore and leave.

Four lifelines, once each

• Flip swaps the question for a fresh one at the same level, with a fresh clock.
• 50:50 removes two wrong answers.
• AI Audience Poll asks 1,000 virtual players. The bars show how they voted. On easy questions the crowd is almost always right; on the toughest ones it splits — and it can be wrong.
• Ask the Expert puts Dr. Deepak on the line. He tells you his answer and how sure he is — and like any real expert, he is not always right on the toughest questions.

Locking, walking away and the clock

Tap an answer, then lock it. Until you lock, you can change your mind or walk away with everything you have won. If the clock runs out, the game ends and you keep the coins you have won so far.

A new show every time

The question bank holds close to 10,000 questions: over 900 hand-written and fact-checked questions on money, markets, banking, tax, history and the world, plus thousands built from verified data — capitals and currencies, company founders and brands, “which came first” history puzzles, country and state comparisons, and money-maths questions. The game remembers what you have seen, so you can play about 500 full shows before any question repeats.

Certificates, scores and challenges

Every finished show gives you a certificate. Share it on WhatsApp, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Telegram or Instagram — friends who open your link can accept your challenge and try to beat your score.

Signing in is optional. Type your Gmail or any email address once — no password, no code — or tap the Google button, and every certificate is saved and emailed to you after each game. You choose whether certificates are emailed and whether your first name appears in the Hall of Fame, and you can delete everything with one button.