Bhanushalis have 96 exogamous sub divisions, some of them are: Mangey, Vadore, Gajra, Gori, Bhadra, Nanda, Harbala etc.
And they were warriors before the rule of the british empire came to an end, most Bhanushalis began to enter the field of trade.
They traded goods and commodities along the coasts of Gujarat and Maharashtra, contributing significantly to the region's economy.
They were involved in transporting goods, spices, and other merchandise through sea routes, which contributed to the cultural exchange and economic prosperity of the regions they operated in.
[3] Jyotindra Jain theorized that the Bhanushalis migrated to Gujarat from Balochistan, based on their worship of Hinglaj Mata.
He also believed that the Lohanas and Bhanushalis shared their early home in Sindh before their migration to Gujarat.