Rang Bharo: Color by Number

Rang Bharo is a color by number game built around the deities and stories of
Indian tradition. Tap a number, tap the matching area, and a plain outline
slowly becomes a finished devotional picture. No drawing skill is needed.

How it works
Each picture is divided into small numbered regions. Pick a color from the
palette, then fill in every area carrying that number. The image comes to life
one shade at a time, which makes coloring an easy way to unwind at the end of a long day.

Pictures to color
The collection includes Lord Shiva, Ganesh ji, Hanuman ji, Krishna, Durga Maa, Lakshmi and Saraswati, along with temple scenes, diyas, om and swastik motifs, and festival artwork for Diwali, Navratri, Janmashtami and Mahashivratri.

Features
- Simple tap-to-fill controls that work with one hand
- Color names shown in Hindi, so the palette feels familiar
- A hint brush for when a number is hard to find
- Zoom in for fine detail in jewellery and borders
- Save your finished picture and share it with family
- Works offline once a picture is open
- Light on storage and runs well on older phones

Why people color
Coloring by number asks very little of you and gives back a lot. There is no
timer, no score and no way to lose. Many people use a coloring book to settle
the mind before sleep. Here that quiet time is spent with the images of the
gods, which turns an ordinary pastime into something closer to a small daily
practice.

Rang Bharo is made in Kashi (Varanasi) by a small independent studio. New
pictures are added regularly. If there is a deity or festival you would like
to see in the app, write to us — the collection grows from what people ask for.

Whether you know it as color by number, paint by number or a digital coloring
book, we hope Rang Bharo brings some color and calm to your day.