📜 Historical Background
Built in 1831 by Dhakji Dadaji, a Hindu merchant, the temple was constructed after the British attempted (and failed) to build a causeway between Worli and Malabar Hill. Dhakji Dadaji vowed to build the temple if the project succeeded—and it did.
The temple houses three goddesses:
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Mahalakshmi (wealth)
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Mahakali (power)
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Mahasaraswati (knowledge)
🕉️ Spiritual Significance
Devotees believe the temple protects Mumbai’s prosperity and resilience.
🌿 Traditional Offerings
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Red and yellow flowers
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Garlands
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Lotus during special poojas
Historical belief:
Flowers symbolize gratitude for abundance and protection.
