॥ Our Acharyas ॥
Verified Pandits for Online Puja
Three named acharyas. Three traditions. Each puja performed at the original temple it belongs to — Mangalnath and the Navagrah Mandir in Ujjain, and Baglamukhi in Nalkheda — in your own name and gotra.
Who performs the puja at Anant Pooja?
Anant Pooja works with three verified temple pandits, each tied to one tradition: a Mangalnath-lineage acharya in Ujjain for Mangal Dosh, a Baglamukhi peeth priest in Nalkheda for protection and Baglamukhi havan, and a purohit at the Navagrah Mandir in Ujjain for Kaal Sarp Dosh and Navagrah Shanti. Every one has a documented lineage and a face you can see on video before you book.
Specialists, not a marketplace
Why we name the pandit — instead of hiding them
Most online puja sites are aggregators. You book a ritual and an unnamed pandit, somewhere, performs it. We work the other way around. The same few acharyas perform every puja we take, in their own tradition, at the temple that tradition belongs to. You see the name, the lineage and the face before any money changes hands. If a site can’t tell you who is doing your puja, that’s the first question worth asking.
The lineage
The three pandits who perform your puja
Each acharya below has a dedicated profile with their lineage, credentials and video. Pick the one whose tradition matches your situation.
ॐ Mangalnath · Ujjain
Acharya Rajesh Shastri
[N]th-generation Mangalnath priest
Performs the Mangal Bhat Puja at Mangalnath — the temple known as the birthplace of Mangal (Mars). Reads the kundli to confirm Manglik dosh before recommending any ritual, and conducts Kumbh Vivah only where it’s genuinely needed.
Parampara · father & grandfather, both Mangalnath sevaks
ॐ Maa Baglamukhi Peeth · Nalkheda
Acharya [Name 2]
Baglamukhi peeth priest, Nalkheda
Performs the Baglamukhi Anushthan and Mirchi Havan at the Nalkheda Siddha Peeth — the rituals families turn to for court cases, business and property disputes, and protection from people working against them.
Parampara · [N] years serving the Nalkheda peeth
ॐ Navagrah Mandir · Ujjain
Acharya [Name 3]
Purohit, Navagrah Mandir, Ujjain
A purohit at the Navagrah Mandir in Ujjain, on the banks of the Shipra — where Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran and Navagrah Shanti are performed for charts caught between Rahu and Ketu, or weighed down by weak, afflicted planets.
Parampara · [N] generations at the Navagrah Mandir, Ujjain
Trust, not badges
How do we verify each pandit?
Every acharya here is tied to a specific temple, has a lineage we can trace, and appears on video before you book — so you’re never trusting an anonymous name or a generic “verified” stamp.
Documented lineage
A named father and grandfather in the same temple seat — not a claim, a parampara you can ask about.
Real credentials
Sanskrit training and years of practice at the temple, listed openly on each profile.
Tied to the temple
Mangalnath, the Navagrah Mandir or Nalkheda — each acharya belongs to the original site, not a rented hall.
You see them on video
A 60–90 second introduction plus recordings of real pujas, on every profile, before any payment.
The temples
Where does each pandit perform your puja?
The site matters. These rituals carry their full weight at the temple the tradition assigns them — which is exactly where ours are done.
On the banks of the Shipra, at the temple held to be the birthplace of Mangal (Mars).
The Maa Baglamukhi Siddha Peeth — one of the few seats of the goddess of victory over enemies.
On the banks of the Shipra in Ujjain, where Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran and Navagrah Shanti are performed.
For devotees abroad
Can our pandits perform your puja if you live abroad?
Yes. A large share of our bookings come from families in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia and the Gulf. Distance doesn’t change who performs your puja or where.
Sankalp in your timezone
The live video is scheduled around your clock, not ours.
Your name and gotra
The puja is performed in your name at the original temple, exactly as it would be in person.
Full HD video
You receive the complete recording with photos as proof of the ritual.
Prasad to your door
Couriered worldwide, with payment accepted in your local currency.
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Questions answered
What families ask about our pandits
Are the pandits real and verified?
Yes. Each acharya is tied to one specific temple — Mangalnath and the Navagrah Mandir in Ujjain, or Maa Baglamukhi in Nalkheda — with a lineage we can trace, and you can watch a video of them before you book.
Can I see the pandit before I book?
Yes. Every profile has a short video introduction and recordings of pujas the acharya has performed, so you see the person before any payment is made.
Which pandit will perform my puja?
It depends on the ritual. Mangal Dosh and Manglik work goes to our Mangalnath acharya, Baglamukhi havan to the Nalkheda priest, and Kaal Sarp Dosh and Navagrah Shanti to our Navagrah Mandir purohit in Ujjain.
Will the puja be done in my own name and gotra?
Yes. The Sankalp is taken in your name and gotra, whether you join the live video or receive the recording afterwards.
Can these pandits perform puja for NRIs?
Yes. The Sankalp is scheduled for your timezone, the puja is performed in your name at the original temple, and the prasad is shipped to your address anywhere in the world.
What languages do the pandits speak?
Between them, Hindi and English, so the rituals and guidance can be explained in a language you are comfortable with.
Not sure which pandit fits your situation?
Send us your birth details on WhatsApp and we’ll point you to the right acharya and puja — or start with a free dosh report, no charge.