Chance Pe Dance game box with illustrated dancers on the cover

Chance Pe Dance box with dance prompt cards laid out beside it

Chance Pe Dance box open on a red background with dance prompt cards

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Chance Pe Dance

Name: Chance Pe Dance
Brand: House Of Timepass
Price: 9.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$9.99

A Bollywood dance move travels down the line. By the time it reaches the last person, will anyone recognise the song? Chance Pe Dance is a silent dance relay made for the whole room to join in.

Players: 6+ players in two teams of at least three.

What’s in the box: 50 cards with 100 prompts in a tuck box. No timer is needed.

How to play

The starter reads a song prompt while teammates face away. Tap the next person and pass on the movements silently, with up to three demonstrations at each handoff. Hook steps are allowed, and you can improve your gestures between demonstrations. No talking, singing, humming or mouthing words. The last person first performs the movements they received, then makes one song guess by naming it or singing a recognisable line; a movie title alone does not count. Correct guesses earn 1 point. Alternate teams and rotate starters until everyone has started once, giving both teams equal turns. Most points wins.

Read the full Chance Pe Dance rules

What the game brings to your gathering:

A little Bollywood, a lot of movement, and dance steps that take on a life of their own.

With Chance Pe Dance, look forward to:

Getting family and friends on their feet—even the ones who say they don’t dance.
Watching a familiar Bollywood move become something completely different as it travels down the line.
The laughter when the last person performs their version—and everyone finds out what the song was.

A little taste

Sound familiar?

Song prompts include Joote De Do Paise Le Lo, Sheila Ki Jawaani and Chura Ke Dil Mera.

At the table

How it plays

The starter reads a song prompt while teammates face away. Tap the next person and pass on the movements silently, with up to three demonstrations at each handoff. Hook steps are allowed, and you can improve your gestures between demonstrations. No talking, singing, humming or mouthing words. The last person first performs the movements they received, then makes one song guess by naming it or singing a recognisable line; a movie title alone does not count. Correct guesses earn 1 point. Alternate teams and rotate starters until everyone has started once, giving both teams equal turns. Most points wins.

Read the full rules and examples.

Open it up

Inside the box

50 cards with 100 prompts in a tuck box. No timer is needed.

6+ players in two teams of at least three.

A few more things

Good questions.

How do you play?

The starter reads a song prompt while teammates face away. Tap the next person and pass on the movements silently, with up to three demonstrations at each handoff. Hook steps are allowed, and you can improve your gestures between demonstrations. No talking, singing, humming or mouthing words. The last person first performs the movements they received, then makes one song guess by naming it or singing a recognisable line; a movie title alone does not count. Correct guesses earn 1 point. Alternate teams and rotate starters until everyone has started once, giving both teams equal turns. Most points wins.

Read the full rules and examples.

What is in the game?

50 cards with 100 prompts in a tuck box. No timer is needed.

6+ players in two teams of at least three.

What are some sample prompts?

Song prompts include Joote De Do Paise Le Lo, Sheila Ki Jawaani and Chura Ke Dil Mera.

Is this written in English?

Yes. Song prompts use English characters. The relay itself is silent; the final player can name the song or sing a recognisable line.