Singer Asha Bhosle, 91, learned ‘Tauba Tauba’ dance steps from choreographer Bosco Martis during a visit to her Mumbai home. Last December, the veteran singer surprised everyone his performance on the song During his Dubai concert.

“91 or 19 (red heart emoji)! Meeting @asha.bhosale tai was such a heartwarming experience! Her energy is infectious, and she has such an amazing and inspiring vibe. I’m blessed to have her blessings (red heart wale emoji) ) Live long #hopeful #grateful #bollywoodstyle Imli_AK @iamgulnaazuhan (sic),” Bosco captioned the pictures and video of his meeting with Bhosle. Captioned.

In the video, Bosco teaches the legendary singer the hook step of ‘Tauba Tauba’, which he originally Choreographed for Vicky Kaushal led film Bad NewsBhosale also asked him to show the basic steps, and he agreed.

The clip also shows Bosco offering a scented candle to Bhonsle and seeking his blessings.

Bad News director Anand Tiwari reacted to Bosco’s Instagram post and commented, “sir we won (Sir, we won) (red heart emoji).”

In December 2024, Dharma Productions, which produced Bad News, shared a video of Asha Bhosle performing the hook step of ‘Tauba Tauba’ during her concert. She captioned it, “2024 saved the best for last! Asha Bhosle ji brings her charm to #Taubatauba and blesses us for an incredible 2025! (sic).”

At that time, ‘Tauba Tauba’ original singer Karan Aujla wrote a heartfelt note after watching Bhosale presented his song,

“@asha.bhosle ji, the living goddess of music, recently presented ‘Tauba Tauba’… a song written by a child who grew up in a small village, with no musical background and He has no knowledge of musical instruments. A raga composed by someone who does not play any instrument. This song has received a lot of love and recognition not only from fans but also from music artists, but this moment is truly iconic and I will never forget it. I am truly blessed and grateful. Aujla wrote, “This has really inspired me to keep giving you all these tunes and create more memories together.”

He also shared a video of Bhosle’s performance and said, “I wrote it at the age of 27, he sang it better than me at the age of 91.”

Asha Bhosle, sister of late legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar and wife of composer RD Burman, has been actively working in India’s music industry since 1943.