Updated On: 16 March, 2017 11:01 AM IST | | Krutika Behrawala
<p>They can do the 'jalebi'; sway to Balam Pichkari and trip on Bollywood naach-gaana. Meet Spice Madams, a dance troupe of wives of Japanese expats from Mumbai, who will perform live at a conference this weekend</p>


Misa Tanaka, Natsu Sato, Aki Maruta and Yukari Takahara rehearsing for their upcoming performance. Pics/Shadab Khan
In A huge table tennis room that acts as a makeshift dance hall at Kohinoor Club in Kurla, six Japanese women take their positions, facing a wall-to-wall mirror. As soon as Katrina Kaif's superhit number, Sheila Ki Jawani, starts blaring on the speakers, they begin their dance practice under the watchful eye of instructor Satish Vaidya aka Sam. Though dancing to the lyrics of an unfamiliar language, their movements - the hip twirls, hand-leg coordination and gestures that convey the sensuous lyrics - are perfectly in sync with the beats. They smile through the practice and even lip-sync to the English parts of the song.