Both hands in loosely clasped position, 6 inches in front of chest center, right palm over left. This is the main position of the hands for footwork.

Both hands brought near chest center, first fingertip and thumb touching each other, palms facing downward. Almost all Nritta Hastas start from this position.

One hand remains at Utpatti position, the other extends firmly on one side of the body, palm facing down.

Turning the palm over with the rotation of the wrist.

The hand moves upward from Utpatti with fingertips drooping down; fingers open outwards audience as palm faces up, wrist rotates in a half circle (clockwise for left and anti-clockwise for right) as if holding a plate, then hand glides down palm facing audience, back to Utpatti.

Hand moves forward and outward, palm facing up, then gradually travels sideways, tracing a circular path, returning to Utpatti position.

Right Wrist rolls down in front, palm facing audience, arm fully extended, then swings downward and backward as palm faces out, finally pulling back to Utpatti position as wrist turns in an ati-clockwise half circle.

Hand travels from Utpatti position diagonally upward, as palm snaps open with a sharp, facing up.

Hand moves out from Utpatti position, extends fully (shoulder level height), finger tips pointing out, palm facing up.

Arm moves from Utpatti position downward, snapping open in full extension (palm facing up).

Both Arms open sideways outward and move forward as if in an embrace. The rotation of wrist is important.

Arm moves awaw from body, fully extended to the side at shoulder level height (palm facing down).

Arm extends to the side, encircles forward and pulls back to Utpatti position (wrist position important).

Both arms extend in front, then move to the sides (palm up) and return to Utpatti position.