We're dancers, yogis, & awkward nerds

In 2004, our family made the choice to come to America. ✈️

We came for a better life but it wasn’t easy.

Within a short time, our mom suffered a major neck and shoulder injuries from a car accident. Not long after, our dad had a heart attack.

We being kids hadn't even graduated college and both our parents had major health issues.

Fast forward to when I was 18 🎓, we started doing Bollywood cardio & strength, and kid's pop-up classes.

In Dec 2019, after the outpouring support from the community, we opened our studio doors, at the age of 19.

Just when things were looking up, COVID-19 hit.

7 months later during the height of the pandemic, our father left us.

During this time, we were hurting as a family and a small business.

As immigrants, there's a stigma of parental separation in our culture. We were afraid of how this would affect our business.

The realization that everyone had their own battle helped change our perspective.

We initially started Bollycurves because we were not able to find exercise programs modified to our parent's injuries and pace.

But now, Bollycurves is not only a space for physical health but also mental health.

In the end, it was our community and those who supported us during this time that glued us together as a family.

Our journey wasn't easy and we know you have one too, so we've created a safe space for you.

This is our story.

We are mother-daughter-son owned. 👩👧👦