Kaal Sarp dosha describes a chart where all seven planets sit on one side of the line between Rahu and Ketu. Enter your birth details above and the calculator checks that for you, free and with no account. If the answer is no, it tells you which planet falls outside.
Rahu and Ketu are the two lunar nodes, always exactly opposite each other, so together they cut the zodiac in half. The check looks at the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn and asks whether all seven fall in the same half.
If they do, the pattern is present. If even one planet is on the other side, it is not counted, and the calculator shows you which ones broke the pattern.
This idea comes from later tradition and is not found in the oldest classical texts, so astrologers differ on how much weight to give it. Those who use it often describe a life that moves in jumps rather than steps, with long stretches of focus and sudden turns.
It is one pattern in a chart with many others, and it does not cancel your strengths. Your ascendant, your dasha and the condition of your planets all say more about your life than this one check.
No. A yes tells you how your planets are arranged, and it does not predict any particular event. Despite the frightening name, it is best treated as one more thing to understand about your chart.
This calculator reports that as not present and names the planet. Some astrologers call it a partial pattern and read it more gently, but the rule used here is simple: all seven in one half, or it does not apply.
No, nothing about this result requires one. Some families choose a ritual for their own peace of mind, and that is a personal decision. If anyone tells you it is urgent or unavoidable, you are free to take your time and ask someone else.