The game, deeply rooted in the region’s cultural heritage, remains a popular pastime among both children and youth, particularly in Chak Jhumra, where local enthusiasts passionately keep the tradition alive.

Played in open fields, the game involves drawing a grid of squares on the ground. Two teams compete, with one team positioned on the lines while the other attempts to navigate through the marked sections without getting tagged.

If a defending player touches an opponent, that player is eliminated from the round. The game requires quick reflexes, sharp decision-making, and teamwork, making it a test of both intelligence and speed.

Despite modern advancements, ‘wanju bara’ remains a beloved sport across Punjab’s urban and rural areas alike, preserving its place in the province’s rich cultural tapestry.