"Bulle ka Dance" refers to the ecstatic dance associated with the poetry and spiritual practices of Bulleh Shah, a famous 17th-century Sufi poet from Punjab. His poetry often conveys themes of divine love, mysticism, and spiritual rebellion. The dance, often accompanied by qawwali or other Sufi music, represents a form of spiritual expression and transcendence, where the dancer loses themselves in the rhythm, aiming to connect with the divine.