Thappad Se: This step involves a hand gesture by placing one hand on top of the other and swiftly snapping the fingers while shaking both hands.
Jumma Chumma: This step replicates a kissing action with the hands. First, place the back of one hand on top of the back of the other hand and then quickly touch your thumbs to resemble kissing.
Chak De Fatte: This step is like a fist pump. You can do this by bending your arms with your fists towards your shoulders, and with a small jump, pump your arms up.
Latka Jhatka: This step is a body movement where you quickly move your hips from one side to the other.
Dhoom Tanasha: In this step, you will make a quick movement by putting both of your hands on your waist. Then do a hip twirl and end the movement by pointing one of your hands out with a sassy attitude.
Ghoomar: This is a graceful step where you will start with your feet together, slowly spread them apart while doing a full 360-degree turn.
Adaab: This is a gesture of respect shown by placing the palm of your right hand on the left side of your chest and bowing slightly.
Jalebi Bai: This step is done by keeping both of your feet together and jumping sideways while moving your arms in opposite directions.
Munni Badnaam: In this step, you will stand with your legs apart and your hands on your hips, then swing your hips back and forth.
Disco Deewane: This step is all about the energy. Quickly alternate between raising and lowering your knees while bouncing your shoulders up and down. Add some enthusiastic arm movements to fully embrace the vibe.
Remember that Bollywood dance involves intricate footwork, hip movements, hand gestures, and facial expressions. If you want to learn more authentic and advanced steps, it is recommended to take a Bollywood dance class or watch tutorials by professional dancers.