Suraj, son of Jawla trwatri palowan, practices in the Hawra bridge akhra, Kolkata. In this days there are not that much people are doing kushti in the mud in India because of people are much more interested to play kushti on the mat or turf.

A group of people are practicing with traditional kushti equipment. In this days there are not that much people are doing kushti in the mud in India because of people are much more interested to play kushti on the mat or turf.

This types of small dumbbell is uses for small children’s practice session. In this days there are not that much people are doing kushti in the mud in India because of people are much more interested to play kushti on the mat or turf.

Jawla trwatri palowan helpes his son to left the wight during practice.

After practice session the Palowans are passes there time in the bank of river ganga. In this days there are not that much people are doing kushti in the mud in India because of people are much more interested to play kushti on the mat or turf.

One of the Palowan of Hawra bridge akhra shows his mussel. In this days there are not that much people are doing kushti in the mud in India because of people are much more interested to play kushti on the mat or turf.

Morning time in an Akahara.

Two palowan are practicing kushti in an Akhara.

A palowan are practicing kushti in an Akhara.

Yonger son of Jawla trwatri gives oil massage to his father in the early morning.

Every morning Jawla trwatri palowan takes smoke bath in his akhra. Mud reslling is the tradiotional game in India but now these days people are more comfortable to play kushti in turf rather than mud.

Like other day, Jawla trwatri palowan enjoying the evening view from his akhra. In India there are not that much Akhra alive now because of there are not that much people are doing kushti in the mud in India because of people are much more interested to play kushti on the mat or turf.