Bollywood, Hip Hop & Bhangra Classes in Delhi

ten styles, one studioDance Styles10 classes · first class free

Ten styles under one roof, from the film songs everyone knows to the street styles and stage techniques that take a dancer further. Every routine is broken down count by count, so a first class feels as manageable as a tenth.

Book a free trial See fees

Dance Styles · 01 / 10

Bollywood

The dance of Hindi cinema — expressive and theatrical, borrowing from classical, folk and western styles, often within a single song.

In class: A warm-up, signature steps broken down count by count, then a full routine to a film track.
Great for: Anyone who loves Bollywood music. No experience needed — a favourite for children and for wedding preparation alike.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 02 / 10

Hip Hop

Street dance born in 1970s New York: grooves, bounces and sharp hits driven by rhythm and attitude.

In class: Groove and footwork drills to build your bounce, then choreography that layers style onto the beat.
Great for: Teens and adults who want energy and swagger. Great for confidence and musicality.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 03 / 10

Freestyle

Dancing without a fixed routine — listening to the music and moving your own way, mixing everything you know.

In class: Musicality exercises and improvisation prompts that teach you to trust your body on any beat.
Great for: Dancers who know some steps and want to find their own style, and anyone shy about dancing in public.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 04 / 10

Bhangra

Punjab’s harvest dance — big, bouncy, high-energy movement, raised arms and the drive of the dhol.

In class: Core Bhangra steps drilled to the dhol beat, then put together into a lively group routine.
Great for: Anyone after a full-body workout with a smile — and anyone with a wedding function coming up.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 05 / 10

Salsa

A Latin partner dance with Cuban roots — quick footwork, turns and a playful connection between partners.

In class: The basic step and timing first, then turns and simple partner patterns.
Great for: Couples, singles and anyone who wants a social dance they can take onto any dance floor.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 06 / 10

Contemporary

A fluid, expressive style drawing on modern, jazz and ballet — floor work, release and storytelling through movement.

In class: Technique across the floor, floor work, then a short piece focused on emotion and control.
Great for: Dancers who want to move with more expression, strength and flexibility.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 07 / 10

Lyrical

A soft, emotional style that interprets the words of a song — sweeping, graceful and closely tied to the music.

In class: Technique for turns, leaps and extensions, then choreography that tells the story of the lyrics.
Great for: Anyone who loves ballads and wants to dance with feeling. Builds grace and flexibility.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 08 / 10

Western

The commercial styles of music videos and the stage — sharp, current and made to perform.

In class: High-energy combinations to chart music, with attention on clean execution and stage presence.
Great for: Teens and adults who want trendy, performance-ready choreography.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 09 / 10

Folk

The regional dance traditions of India, each with its own steps, rhythms, costumes and stories.

In class: Traditional steps and formations, taught with the story behind them, building up to a group routine.
Great for: Children, school and college groups, and anyone preparing a cultural performance.

Try it free See fees

Dance Styles · 10 / 10

Jazz

A sharp, energetic stage style — kicks, leaps and turns with clean lines and plenty of personality.

In class: Across-the-floor technique for turns and jumps, then a punchy routine full of isolations and style.
Great for: Dancers who want strong technique and stage presence — a solid base for every other style.

Try it free See fees