Perform Authentic Vedic Pujas at Home

Choose a puja from our service list, pick a date and time in your timezone (we automatically convert to IST for the pandit), and complete payment. You'll receive a Zoom link, a sankalpam form, and a simple item checklist for your home puja setup. At the scheduled time, join the Zoom call — your pandit connects live from India and guides your family step-by-step through every mantra, offering, and ritual as you perform the puja in your own home.

All prices are shown in USD. You can pay using any major credit or debit card from UAE or PayPal — your bank handles the currency conversion automatically at the daily exchange rate, with no hidden fees from our side. If you have an Indian payment method, you can also pay in INR via Razorpay.

Your puja is conducted at the time you choose. Pick any date and time that works for your family in your local timezone — we'll coordinate with the pandit on our end. Whether it's a weekday morning, a weekend afternoon, or an evening that fits around work and school, we schedule the puja around your convenience.

Yes, you'll prepare a simple home altar with basic items — flowers, fruits, a lamp, water, rice, and a few other essentials. Most of these are easily found in Indian grocery stores or even regular supermarkets. When you book, we send you a clear, puja-specific checklist so you know exactly what to keep ready. Don't worry about getting every detail right — your pandit will guide you live during the call, helping you arrange the items, light the lamp, and perform every step the proper way.

Our pandits can perform pujas in Sanskrit, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, or with English explanation, depending on your preference. Specify your language preference at booking. Most NRI clients prefer Sanskrit chants with English explanation of meaning — so the rituals feel authentic, while every step is fully understood by your family.

Yes. The Zoom link can be shared with anyone — parents in India, siblings in different countries, your spouse working from another city. Many NRI families use this as a way to connect across geographies for a shared sacred moment, with everyone participating together no matter where they are.

Everything happens LIVE, one-on-one with your family. Your pandit takes your specific names (sankalpam), gothram, and personal intentions in real time, then guides your family step-by-step as you perform the puja in your own home. You can ask questions, learn the meaning behind each mantra, and receive personalized blessings — your children watch and participate too. A recorded puja is just a video; this is a real spiritual experience your family is part of.

Pitru Tarpanam is one of our most requested services for NRI families. Our pandit guides you live over Zoom while you perform the tarpanam from your own home — taking your gothram, the names of your ancestors, and your sankalpam in real time. You don't need a river or ghat; with proper guidance and intention, the ritual is complete and meaningful right where you are. For families who can't travel to India, this is a beautiful way to honor parents, grandparents, and forefathers without compromising on authenticity.

Yes, completely. In Vedic tradition, you are the yajamana — the one who takes the sankalpam, makes the offerings, and receives the merit (punya) of the ritual. The pandit's role is to be your guide (purohita) — chanting the correct mantras, explaining each step, and ensuring the procedure follows the shastras. Whether the pandit sits beside you in person or guides you live over Zoom, the validity of the puja comes from your sankalpam, your intention, and your participation. Since the COVID era, online pujas have been widely accepted as valid by senior pandits and traditional households alike — what matters is the sincerity of the devotee and the authenticity of the procedure, both of which are fully present in our service.

Because every puja is live and one-on-one, "not satisfied" rarely happens — and if something feels off during the puja, you can simply tell your pandit right then. They'll slow down, repeat a mantra, explain a step, or adjust the ritual to your family's preference on the spot. That's the beauty of live guidance: nothing is fixed or rushed, everything is for your family. For technical issues — Zoom problems, scheduling conflicts, or pandit unavailability — you'll receive a full refund or free rescheduling. See our Refund Policy page for complete details.