Free kundali in Mumbai, Maharashtra

Frequently asked questions about Mumbai kundali

Does the kundali differ for someone born in Mumbai versus another Indian city?+

Yes, and the difference is real. Lagna is the rashi rising on the eastern horizon at the moment of birth, and the eastern horizon depends on latitude and longitude. Mumbai sits at latitude 19.08 and longitude 72.88; Delhi sits elsewhere. For two people born at the same instant, the rising sign and house cusps will differ across cities by minutes of arc, sometimes enough to shift the Lagna into the next rashi. The planet positions in the zodiac are the same for both, but their house placements rotate. So a Mumbai chart and a Delhi chart for the same minute of birth read differently.

How does Vidhata handle Mumbai's timezone for charts before 1947?+

Indian Standard Time (UTC+05:30) was made uniform across the country only after independence. Before that, Mumbai used either Bombay Time, Calcutta Time, or local mean time depending on the era. For births before 1 September 1947, Vidhata applies the historically correct local time using the IANA tzdata zone for Mumbai (Asia/Kolkata), so an old family chart computes the way it would have at the time, not against today's IST.

Is the Mumbai kundali available in Gujarati?+

Yes. The full kundali, dasha, panchang, dosha and yoga readings render in Gujarati along with eight other Indian languages (Hindi, English, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Punjabi). The rashi and nakshatra names use their classical Sanskrit roots transliterated into Gujarati, so the terminology lines up with what a local astrologer in Mumbai would use.

Is online kundali accurate?+

A computed kundali is as accurate as the birth date, time and place you give it. Vidhata uses Swiss-grade ephemeris under the hood, applies Lahiri ayanamsa (the official Indian government convention), and computes Sunrise and Sunset for Mumbai's coordinates to derive the true Lagna and the panchang for your birth day. The math is identical to what a careful astrologer would do by hand. Interpretation is where craft begins; that is where the AI Acharya helps.

What information do I need to generate my Mumbai kundali?+

Three things. Date of birth. Time of birth, as exact as possible (a ten-minute drift can shift the Lagna into the next rashi at Mumbai's latitude). Place of birth, which can be Mumbai itself or a locality within it. Vidhata geocodes the place automatically, so "Andheri, Mumbai" or "Salt Lake, Kolkata" works as well as the city name.

Why does Mumbai's latitude matter for my chart?+

Latitude controls how fast Lagnas rise. Near the equator, all twelve rashis rise in roughly equal two-hour blocks. As you move north, some rashis rise quickly and others slowly. Mumbai sits at latitude 19.08, which means the local rising-time pattern is slightly different from a city further north or south. Vidhata uses the exact latitude rather than a nearest-major-city approximation, so the Lagna and bhava cusps come out right.

What does the Mumbai kundali include?+

The Lagna and rashi chart (D1), all 16 divisional vargas (D1 to D60), Vimshottari dasha to five levels, your janma nakshatra and pada, dosha screening (Manglik, Kaal Sarpa, Pitra Dosha, Sade Sati) with classical cancellation conditions, the major yogas (Raj Yoga, Dhana Yoga, Pancha Mahapurusha, Gajakesari, Vipareeta Raj), the panchang for your birth day, and an AI Acharya grounded in Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra, Phaladeepika and Jaimini Sutra.

Do I need to sign up to see my kundali?+

Sign-up is required to save your chart and use the family vault. It is free, takes about thirty seconds, and asks only for an email address. No phone number, no SMS spam. Once saved, your Mumbai chart is available across web, iOS and Android.