What are the age requirements to join Shree Bhavani Aakhada?

Shree Bhavani Aakhada welcomes students of all ages. Mallakhamb programs start from age 2 years (Tiny Tots batch). Yoga and Dhanurvidya (archery) begin from age 6. Kusti wrestling accepts students from age 6 onwards. Adults of all ages are welcome to join any discipline.

How much do classes cost at Shree Bhavani Aakhada?

Fees at Shree Bhavani Aakhada start from ₹1,200 per month. Flexible pricing plans are available for each discipline. Contact +91 80822 50828 for the current fee structure and batch availability.

Is there a free trial class available?

Yes. Shree Bhavani Aakhada offers a free trial class for all disciplines — Mallakhamb, Kusti, Yoga, and Dhanurvidya. No payment is required for the trial. You can book your free trial by calling +91 80822 50828 or filling the enquiry form on the website.

Where is Shree Bhavani Aakhada located?

Shree Bhavani Aakhada is located at Jai Jawan Lane, Daftary Road, Malad East, Mumbai — 400097. It is a 4-minute walk from Malad (East) railway station and is easily accessible from Malad Metro station (Line 2A).

What are the class timings at Shree Bhavani Aakhada?

Classes run Monday to Sunday. Morning batch: 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM; Evening batch: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Sunday specials: Kusti 7:30–9:00 AM, Yoga 9:00–10:00 AM, Dhanurvidya Stress Buster 10:00 AM–12:00 PM. Enquiries: 7 AM–2 PM and 4 PM–10 PM on +91 80822 50828.

Is Mallakhamb safe for young children?

Yes. The Tiny Tots program (ages 2–6) at Shree Bhavani Aakhada focuses entirely on basic motor skills, balance, and play — not advanced pole work. Advanced Mallakhamb techniques begin only from age 5+. Teachers maintain a close student-to-teacher ratio and every child is supervised at all times.

What should my child wear to the first class?

Comfortable workout clothes are suitable for the trial class. No special shoes are required. All training equipment is provided. After enrollment, the academy guides families on the official Aakhada uniform.

Is there parking near Shree Bhavani Aakhada?

Street parking is available on Daftary Road, Malad East. The Aakhada is a 4-minute walk from Malad (East) railway station and a short auto-ride from Malad Metro station.

Who is the founder of Shree Bhavani Aakhada?

Shree Bhavani Aakhada was founded in 2023 by Shri Vishwamitra Guruji, a traditional martial arts practitioner dedicated to preserving India's ancient Guru Parampara system of physical and mental training.

What disciplines are taught at Shree Bhavani Aakhada?

Shree Bhavani Aakhada teaches four traditional Indian disciplines: Mallakhamb (pole gymnastics), Kusti (Indian wrestling), Dhanurvidya (Indian archery), and traditional Yoga. All are taught under authentic Guru Parampara guidance.

Where can I learn Mallakhamb near Malad Mumbai?

Shree Bhavani Aakhada in Malad East, Mumbai offers authentic Mallakhamb training for all age groups starting from 2 years. It is one of the few traditional Mallakhamb academies in Mumbai's western suburbs, located near Malad East railway station on Daftary Road.

Does Shree Bhavani Aakhada have good reviews?

Yes. Shree Bhavani Aakhada has 99 reviews on Google with a 5.0 star rating — the highest possible score. Parents consistently praise the quality of Guruji's teaching, the safe environment for children, and the positive character development their children experience.

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Moments & Milestones

Gallery & Media

Strength, tradition and excellence — photographed and filmed on our own ground.

Moments & Milestones

Aakhada Gallery

Strength. Tradition. Excellence — photographed on our own ground.

Mallakhamb athlete holding a one-arm handstand at the top of the wooden pole — Mallakhamb · Pole handstand

Two women holding a paired Mallakhamb pose on the pole in front of a public audience — Mallakhamb · Paired pose, public demo

Young woman in an inverted Mallakhamb hold, legs extended along the pole — Mallakhamb · Inverted hold

Boy gripping the Mallakhamb pole and drawing his legs into a seated lock — Mallakhamb · Junior training

Smiling young girl balancing seated on the Mallakhamb pole with both arms outstretched — Mallakhamb · Balance, age 8

Girl in a deep back-arch on the Mallakhamb pole with spectators watching below — Mallakhamb · Back arch

Student seated at the top of the Mallakhamb pole holding a flying saffron flag — Mallakhamb · The saffron flag

Athlete inverted on the Mallakhamb pole in an advanced split hold — Mallakhamb · Advanced hold

Two students stacked on one Mallakhamb pole, both in wide straddle holds, before a crowd — Mallakhamb · Stacked formation

Young woman crouched and poised at the very top of the Mallakhamb pole — Mallakhamb · Summit pose

Two Kusti wrestlers grappling on the red mat, traditional gada maces resting in the foreground — Kusti · Ground work

Two Kusti wrestlers locked head to head at the start of a bout before a seated crowd — Kusti · The lock-up

Wrestler standing in the red earth of the akhada facing the Hanuman shrine, dust hanging in the light — The Akhada · Before training

From Our Grounds

Watch Our Reels

Moments of strength, tradition, and transformation — captured live at Shree Bhavani Aakhada.

Mallakhamb Strength & Flexibility

Aakhada Spirit Where Sweat Meets Pride

Bhavani Aakhada Guruprerna & Sankalp

Mallakhamb Pradarshan Live Demonstration

Identity & Pride

Our Uniform

More than mere clothing — it is the armor of discipline. Our traditional attire embodies deep-rooted respect, unity, and an unbroken connection to our lineage.

Practice Attire

Purpose-built for endurance and mobility. Designed to withstand the rigors of our intensive daily training across every ancient discipline.

Ceremonial Dress

The distinguished mark of the Aakhada. Worn with pride during prestigious competitions, cultural demonstrations, and momentous ceremonies.

Yog Shala Uniform

Specially designed for flexibility and focus. Worn during yoga and meditation practices to ensure comfort and free movement.