Carrom is a popular indoor game played on a square wooden board with four pockets, one at each corner. The objective is to use a striker to hit and pocket small discs, known as carrom men, into the corners. Players take turns, and the game can be played by two or four players in teams. The game is enjoyed worldwide and has various regional variations. It requires skill, strategy, and precision, making it a fun and engaging pastime for people of all ages. Carrom is often played in homes, clubs, and community centers, fostering social interaction and friendly competition.