Does Kundli matching actually work?

We check every classical claim these readings make against marriages whose outcome is a matter of public record — and publish the ones that fail beside the ones that hold.

Each reading asks the same fixed questions of both charts — the marriage significator, the fifth house, the Upapada, the Ashtakoot score, the classical timing rules — and then checks every answer against the documented record. The ones that fail are published beside the ones that hold.

How a claim is graded

Every article asks the same questions of both charts, and each answer is compared with the documented record — the marriage dates, the children, what actually happened. A claim either held, did not hold, or was too weak to call. Grading is done by a fixed rule applied identically to every couple, so a rule cannot be marked generously on one chart to protect a finding on another, and no language model writes a verdict.

By rule

Each row is one classical claim, checked the same way every time — including the times it comes back wrong.

RuleCheckedHeldDid notToo weak
Endurance633
Spouse624
Children431
Timing44
Kundali Milan312
Nadi3111

What did not hold

These are printed in full because a series that reports only its successes is not a test of anything. Each was graded before publication, from the same fixed questions as every other row.

26 claims checked across 3 marriages: 10 held, 11 did not, 5 were too weak to call. Verdicts are computed by a fixed rule applied identically to every couple, not graded by hand and not written by a language model.

ReadingMarriedResult
Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt20005 of 10 held
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt20141 of 9 held
Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi19694 of 7 held