Bholu Brothers

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The Bholu Brothers were Pakistani wrestlers of Kashmiri origin.^[1] They were prominent members of The Great Gama wrestling family, a lineage with a history dating back to 1850.^[2] This family has been influential in the sport for several generations, predating the independence of Pakistan. Among the notable members of this family are Bholu Pahalwan, Azam Pahalwan, Aslam Pahalwan, Akram Pahalwan, and Goga Pahalwan.^[3] The Bholu Brothers were the sons of Imam Baksh Pahalwan, also known as Rustam-e-Hind, and the nephews of the renowned Gama Pehlwan. The family's involvement in wrestling included the ownership and operation of several wrestling gyms.