Kushti. Indian Wrestling

Kushti is traditional Indian wrestling.
It's not just a sport art, it's an ancient subculture.
Wrestlers live and train together, have their strict rules.
They may not drink, smoke and have sex.
Their life must be pure.
Kushti wrestlers live in gyms called akhara.
Their diet consists of milk, eggs, almonds and chapatitis. 

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