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Modi game: Sansad Showdown and other parody games

Updated 7 November 2026

The viral "Modi game" of November 2026 is Sansad Showdown (also called FightKaro or Fight Karo), a free political satire fighting game you play in your browser at fightkaro.com. People call it the "Modi fighting game" because of its fighter MitraMan.

MitraMan is widely read by players and media as a caricature of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The game itself does not name any real person. Other Modi-themed games, such as Flappy Modi and Caught Modi, are separate games by other developers; they are listed further down.

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Which is the "Modi wala game" everyone is sharing?

If you typed "modi ji game", "fighter modi game" or "modi game sansad" after seeing a clip, the game in that clip is almost certainly Sansad Showdown. The fightkaro.com domain was registered on 27 October 2026, the first gameplay videos appeared on YouTube on 30 October, and Deccan Herald wrote about it on 3 November.

It is a 3D fighting game with cartoon netas: pick a fighter and a stage such as Sansad Bhavan or Jantar Mantar, then fight the CPU or a friend in 60-second rounds, best of three. It is free, has no ads, needs no login and runs in any modern browser on a phone, laptop or PC.

MitraMan, the fighter people mean

MitraMan fights for Team Vaada. His intro line is "Mitron!" and his win line is "Is baar, jeet hamari!" During the current Diwali Special the intro becomes "Mitron, Shubh Deepavali!" These lines are in-game satire written for the character.

His Super is Mitra Chakra: he rises into the sky as a spinning chakra grows from a spark, then hurls it for 30% damage. Like every fighter, he does the same base damage as the rest of the roster.

MoveIn-game name
Special 1 (→ Punch)Demonetization Palm
Special 2 (→ Kick)Surprise Strike
Combo finisherLamba Bhashan Combo
Sweep (↓ Kick)GST Sweep
UppercutVikas Uppercut
GrabHugplomacy
RoundhouseSunehre Din Roundhouse
Super (L / Space)Mitra Chakra

The MitraMan guide covers how to use these moves in a fight.

How to play the Modi game online free

  1. Open fightkaro.com in your browser. On a phone, turn it to landscape; the game asks you to rotate if you hold it upright.
  2. On the select screen, tap MitraMan's face, then tap a face for the CPU. On a keyboard, ← → change your fighter and ↑ ↓ change the CPU.
  3. Press Enter to start. Punch is J, kick is K, grab is I and the Super is L once the SHAKTI meter is full.

A simple string to start with is JJK. On a phone you get a stick on the left and Punch, Kick, Grab and Super buttons on the right. The controls page has every key, combo and special, and multiplayer explains how to play against a friend with a room code.

Other Modi games people search for

Sansad Showdown is not the only Modi-themed game. The games below are made by other developers. We list them so you can find each one's own page instead of a copy; we have not tested or endorsed them.

Flappy Modi

Flappy Modi is a tap-to-fly arcade game in the style of Flappy Bird: you tap to stay in the air and dodge pipes, and your best run can go on a global leaderboard. It runs in the browser on phones and computers and can be added to your home screen. Its own FAQ calls it an unofficial fan-made parody and says there is no separate app, PC download or "v5" version.

The game's own site: flappymodi.com. Not affiliated with this site or with Sansad Showdown.

Flying Modi: udta hi phiru

Flying Modi: udta hi phiru is another one-tap flying game, built for Android. You tap to flap through narrow pipe gaps. Its store listing says it contains ads and describes it as a fictional parody.

The developer's page: Flying Modi on Google Play. Not affiliated with this site or with Sansad Showdown.

Caught Modi Classic

Caught Modi Classic is a 3D endless runner on SankiBytes, a site of meme browser games. You run through temple ruins, collect coins and dodge boulders and walls while a chaser called Monster ACP follows you. You have three hearts and cannot fight back. Because of that chaser, it is one game that matches a "Modi vs ACP game" search. The site shows ads.

The game's own page: Caught Modi Classic on SankiBytes. Not affiliated with this site or with Sansad Showdown.

For more fighting games with netas, see politician fighting games. For other satire games in the same spirit, see games like Sansad Showdown.

Searching for a Modi game APK? Read this first

Sansad Showdown has no APK, Play Store or App Store version; it only runs in the browser. Any page offering a "Sansad Showdown APK" or a "Modi fighting game APK" is not from the developer.

A note on satire

All of these are meme or parody games. Sansad Showdown opens with a bilingual satire notice saying it is political satire and parody, not connected to any leader, party, government body or news organisation. This guide only describes what is in the games and does not take a political side. See the disclaimer.

Checked against the live game on 7 November 2026.

Questions

What is the name of the "Modi fighting game"?

It is Sansad Showdown, also called FightKaro or Fight Karo, played free at fightkaro.com. The fighter people mean is MitraMan.

Can I play the Modi game online for free?

Yes. Sansad Showdown is free in the browser with no ads and no login. Flappy Modi is also free in the browser, according to its own site.

Can MitraMan fight Tariff Taau or Yatra Boy?

Yes. On the select screen pick MitraMan as your fighter, then pick Tariff Taau or Yatra Boy as the CPU and press Enter. Every fighter does the same base damage, so the result comes down to how you play. The game itself does not name any real person.

Is there a Modi game APK?

Not for Sansad Showdown. There is no official APK, Play Store or App Store version, so any APK using its name comes from someone else. Play it in the browser instead; see APK and mobile.

Is the Modi game made by the government or a party?

No. Sansad Showdown is made by an independent developer who credits the game to the Instagram account @shivmbuilds, and its satire notice says it is not affiliated with any leader, party or government body. More on who made it.