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Shani Shaanti is a devotional observance for Lord Shani (Saturn). Some astrological traditions associate Sade Sati or dhaiya with difficult periods; the vidhi combines Shani japa, tila (sesame) offerings and homa as a prayer for grace and steadiness, without promising health or other outcomes.

from ₹22,600*Duration: 3–4 hoursPandits: 1–2Where: at your home

At a glance

PriceFrom ₹22,600, excluding applicable GSTDuration3–4 hours
Pandits1–2LocationAt your home or agreed venue
SamagriStandard listed ritual kit includedBefore paymentFinal total, GST, travel and host-provided items confirmed in writing

Health note: This is a traditional spiritual observance. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent illness and must not replace or delay care from a qualified medical professional.

When is Shani Shaanti performed?

Traditionally performed during a period interpreted as Sade Sati or Shani dhaiya, or on Saturdays. Ask the practitioner to explain the tradition and proposed scope before booking.

Need help choosing a muhurat or related ceremony?

An astrology consultation can help your family review traditional timing considerations and discuss which ceremony, if any, fits your circumstances. It is guidance, not a guarantee, and you decide whether to book. Discuss timing & traditions →

What’s included

Black til, mustard oil, blue/black flowers, iron item, the Shani stotra and japa mala, and the full homa samagri. Your written checklist separates the standard items supplied for the ritual from flowers, fruit, food, seating or other items the host may need to keep ready.

* A note on pricing: the displayed amount is a starting price excluding applicable GST. The final written quote may change with the ceremony scope, festival demand, pandit count, language, tradition, muhurat, city, travel and samagri requirements. We confirm the total and inclusions before taking payment. See our full terms →

Available in listed cities & for families abroad

We list Shani Shaanti in the cities below, subject to pandit availability for your date. For families abroad, remote participation in an e-puja may be possible; live video, recording and any eligible prasad delivery are confirmed for each booking and destination.

BengaluruChennaiHyderabadMumbaiPuneDelhi NCRLucknowKolkataSee every city & language →

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How booking works

  1. Tell us your puja, city, date and language on WhatsApp.
  2. We share the muhurat, assigned pandit and a written quote showing GST and inclusions.
  3. Pay just 25% to confirm — the balance is due only after the ceremony.
  4. The pandit arrives with the confirmed standard samagri and performs the agreed vidhi.
Ready to confirm Shani Shaanti?

Share your city, preferred date, language and tradition. We confirm the assigned pandit, scope and written total before payment.

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Frequently asked questions

What is included in the price?

The starting price of ₹22,600 covers the pandit’s dakshina and all listed samagri, plus travel within city limits.

Can I book in my language and tradition?

Tell us your preferred language and tradition. We seek a suitable pandit; before payment, confirm the assigned person’s language, relevant ritual experience, agreed vidhi and any checks actually completed.

Will this help during my Sade Sati?

Some traditions perform Shani Shaanti as a devotional observance during Sade Sati or dhaiya. Participation is optional and no change in circumstances, health or other outcome is guaranteed.

How many mantra repetitions are done?

The classical Shani japa is 23,000 repetitions; the exact sankalp is confirmed based on your horoscope and package.