Question 1

What is Simple Pantulu 36 Guna Milan in Vedic Kundali Matching?

Accepted Answer

Simple Pantulu provides classical Hindu Panchanga Ashtakoota Milan to determine horoscope compatibility for marriage and long-term relationships. It analyzes eight sacred aspects (Kootas): Varna, Vashya, Tara, Yoni, Graha Maitri, Gana, Bhakoot, and Nadi, assigning a cumulative score out of 36 points.

Question 2

How many Gunas are required for an auspicious match?

Accepted Answer

In Vedic astrology, a minimum of 18 out of 36 Gunas is required for marriage approval. Scores between 18 and 24 represent Good Compatibility (Madhyama), scores between 25 and 32 represent Very Good Compatibility (Uttama), and scores between 33 and 36 represent Excellent / Divine Harmony (Shrestha).

Question 3

What are the 8 Kootas analyzed in 36 Guna Matching?

Accepted Answer

The 8 Kootas and their point weights are: 1. Varna (1 pt - Spiritual harmony), 2. Vashya (2 pts - Mutual attraction & influence), 3. Tara / Dina (3 pts - Destiny, birth star harmony & health), 4. Yoni (4 pts - Biological & physical compatibility), 5. Graha Maitri (5 pts - Intellectual harmony & planetary friendship), 6. Gana (6 pts - Temperament & behavior), 7. Bhakoot (7 pts - Emotional bond & family welfare), and 8. Nadi (8 pts - Genetic health, vitality & progeny).

Question 4

How are Nadi Dosha and Bhakoot Dosha cancellations calculated?

Accepted Answer

Under authentic Panchanga rules, Nadi Dosha is cancelled (Parihara) if both individuals share the same Nakshatra with different Padas, or have different Nakshatras within the same Rashi. Bhakoot Dosha is cancelled if the Rashi lords are mutual friends or identical. Simple Pantulu automatically computes and displays these authentic cancellations.

Question 5

How is Kuja Dosha (Manglik) evaluated in Simple Pantulu?

Accepted Answer

Kuja Dosha is evaluated based on Mars placement in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th, or 12th houses from Lagna, Moon, and Venus. In marriage matching, if both partners have Kuja Dosha, it is mutually balanced (Samya).

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