Punjabi Gidda Clap Rhythm Circle

Players form a circle, standing with enough space to clap and step freely.

One player starts a simple clapping pattern, striking their own hands and then their neighbor's hands in sequence.

The pattern travels around the circle, each player repeating the exact sequence before adding a small step or hip sway of their own.

The rhythm builds in speed as it completes each lap around the circle.

Anyone who breaks the pattern or misses a clap steps to the center to lead the next new rhythm.