Meditation Classes in Malad: Studios & Groups 2024

A six-week beginner meditation series opens July 15 at The Still Point studio on S.V. Road in Malad West, with sessions limited to twelve participants each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

Daily commutes through Malad traffic and extended screen time at offices near Inorbit Mall have pushed more locals to seek structured mindfulness routines that fit into existing schedules rather than requiring long travel.

In-person sessions on Link Road and nearby

The Still Point studio runs the new series for 400 rupees per class or 2,000 rupees for the full block, with doors opening at 6:45 p.m. on the second floor above the Malad West post office. A separate Tuesday morning group called Malad Mindfulness Circle meets at 7 a.m. in the shaded courtyard of the municipal garden off Marve Road, where participants bring their own mats and pay a 150-rupee donation that covers tea afterward.

Both venues sit within a five-minute walk of Malad railway station, allowing office workers from the nearby Infiniti Mall towers to attend without extra travel time.

Apps and data on local uptake

A 2025 survey by the Malad Wellness Association found 1,200 residents signed up for at least one meditation app or class between January and May, a 25 percent rise from the same period the prior year. The free Insight Timer app lists three Malad-specific groups, including a 20-minute guided session recorded at the municipal garden that logs 180 local plays each week. Paid options such as the Malad Calm Circle subscription cost 99 rupees monthly and include live audio check-ins every Sunday at 8 p.m.

Residents can register for the Still Point series by calling the studio at 022-2889-4455 or visiting its desk before 8 p.m. on weekdays, while the municipal garden circle accepts walk-ups with cash donations only.