Mahalaxmi Wrestling is a traditional form of wrestling practiced primarily in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is known for its unique techniques and cultural significance, often performed during local festivals and events. Wrestlers, called pehlwans, train rigorously to develop strength, agility, and skill, often using natural elements in their training routines. The sport emphasizes respect, discipline, and community, with matches typically held in open arenas. Mahalaxmi Wrestling is not just a physical contest; it also fosters camaraderie among participants and spectators, making it an integral part of the local culture and heritage.