Honour your ancestors with Pitra Dosh Puja on the banks of the holy Kshipra in Ujjain. Experienced pandits perform pitru shanti with tarpan and complete vidhi-vidhan, with the sankalp taken in your name and gotra. Join in person or from home.
In Hindu tradition, pitru (ancestors) are remembered and honoured through shraddh, tarpan and daan. It is believed that when these rites are left incomplete, or when ancestors’ wishes remain unfulfilled, the family may feel the effect as Pitra Dosh, also called Pitru Dosh.
In Vedic astrology, it is often linked to the position of Surya, Rahu or Shani in relation to the ninth house of the birth chart, the house associated with ancestors and fortune. Pitra Dosh Puja is performed to seek the ancestors’ blessings and bring peace to the family. Ujjain’s sacred Kshipra ghats, such as Ram Ghat, have long been associated with rites for ancestors.
Families perform Pitra Dosh Puja out of gratitude and remembrance. It is commonly performed:
Pitra Dosh is identified from the kundli and family circumstances. Our team will guide you on whether this puja is right for you.
Tradition describes these blessings of honouring the pitru. Results depend on faith and are not guaranteed.
The puja is performed to seek the blessings and contentment of departed ancestors.
Families perform it hoping for harmony and fewer conflicts at home.
Believed to ease repeated delays in marriage, work and family matters.
Completes the rites of remembrance, giving the family peace of mind.
Our team arranges the samagri as per the vidhi. A typical Pitra Dosh Puja includes:
Black til (sesame)Kusha grassJau (barley)RiceWhite flowersGangajal / Kshipra jalGhee & diyaWhite clothJaneuDhoop & kapurItems for daan
The final list depends on the vidhi chosen and is shared with you before booking.
The puja can be performed with a suitable muhurat through the year. These days are traditionally considered most important for the pitru:
Pitru PakshaSarva Pitru AmavasyaEvery AmavasyaSomvati AmavasyaAncestor’s death tithi
Pitru Paksha falls in the Hindu month of Bhadrapada (around September–October). Our team checks the panchang and helps you choose the right date.
Every puja is guided by Pt. Ravi Joshi and our team of experienced pandits in Ujjain. We take care of the full arrangement:
Puja seva ranges from ₹501 to ₹51,000, depending on the vidhi and samagri. The exact dakshina, place and timing are confirmed with you before booking.
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Pitra Dosh is identified from the kundli, especially the ninth house, along with family circumstances. Share your birth details and our team will guide you.
No. Pitru Paksha and Amavasya are considered most auspicious, but the puja can be performed through the year with a suitable muhurat.
Traditionally it is performed by a son or another family member. Our team can guide your family on who should take the sankalp.
It helps, but it is not essential. The sankalp can be taken with the gotra and the names that are known to the family.
Yes. The sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, the puja is performed in Ujjain, and you receive updates, photos or video as per your seva.
Puja seva ranges from ₹501 to ₹51,000, depending on the vidhi and samagri. The exact dakshina is confirmed before booking.
Simple traditional clothes are recommended, preferably white or light colours. Our team will share any specific guidance before the puja.
Share your name, gotra, ancestors’ names (if known) and preferred date. Our team will guide you on the right vidhi and muhurat and take care of every arrangement.