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Since 1979 · Ph.D. (Delhi University) · M.A. Acharya, Central Sanskrit University · Several Lakh Consultations · Featured on Speaking Tree (Times Group) · 48,000+ on YouTube
Authentic Jyotish guidance for the Indian community in Bangladesh — available online by phone, WhatsApp and video, from India, at times that work across the time difference.
Bangladesh is home to the world's largest Hindu minority — over thirteen million people whose Durga Puja, panjika tradition and temple life run deep, from Dhakeshwari in Dhaka outward. For families who want considered Vedic guidance in that same Bengali tradition, Dr. Sharma consults fully online, with kundli matching, muhurat and remedies read from the chart.
Wherever you are in Bangladesh, consultations with Astrologer Dr. R.P. Sharma take place online — by phone, WhatsApp or video — with the same depth and care as meeting in person. He reads your Janam Kundli in the traditional way, drawing on more than forty-five years of practice, and offers calm, practical guidance you can actually use. There is no need to travel; many overseas clients consult him regularly from afar.
What People Ask
Indian families settled abroad often bring questions that bridge two worlds — and Vedic astrology offers a steady, familiar perspective. Common areas include:
Across Bangladesh
Consultations are online, so location is no barrier — clients connect from across Bangladesh, including:
Why Dr. Sharma
Dr. R.P. Sharma (Ph.D., Acharya in Phalit Jyotish) has practised Vedic astrology since 1979. His approach is calm, classical and free of fear or pressure — he explains what your chart genuinely indicates and offers guidance you can act on with confidence. For the Indian community abroad, he offers a trusted link to authentic tradition, with complete confidentiality. More about Dr. Sharma →
Consultations are available in English and Hindi. The fee is ₹5,100 (overseas clients are warmly welcome), and appointments are arranged at a time that suits your time zone.
Share your birth details and your questions, and Dr. Sharma will study your chart ahead of a private online consultation.
The 7th house, Venus and the dasha timeline answer this chart-by-chart. See when will I get married — and remember, an honest reading sometimes says 'wait', not just 'yes'.
Yes, with complete privacy. The chart is read without judgement — see second marriage astrology for how this consultation works.
Business phases show in the 7th, 10th and 11th houses and their periods. Business astrology consultation covers partnerships, timing and decisions — never stock tips.
The 6th house and its periods indicate the phase of a dispute. See court case astrology — Dr. Sharma is clear that the chart complements your lawyer, never replaces one.
The 4th house and Mars govern property matters. Property dispute astrology shows how timing and negotiation windows are read.
The chart can indicate sensitive periods (6th house, dasha) — read the health guide. Dr. Sharma's firm rule: doctors first, always; astrology only adds perspective.
Moon, its nakshatra and current dasha are read for mental-peace questions — see mental peace astrology. For clinical depression, professional help comes first; the chart supports, never substitutes.
Whether sade sati, kaal sarp or pitra dosha actually applies — and whether it even needs a remedy — is read honestly from the full chart. The doshas & remedies guide separates real shastra from fear-selling.
Judge by verifiable things: formal qualification (Dr. Sharma holds a Ph.D. and an Acharya degree in Phalit Jyotish), decades of practice (since 1979), and conduct — a genuine astrologer reads the chart before advising, never sells fear, and will say 'no remedy needed' when that is the truth.
Dr. R.P. Sharma has been featured on Speaking Tree (Times Group), has 48,000+ subscribers on YouTube, and has consulted for families across India and abroad since 1979 — and every consultation happens online, so Bangladesh is fully served.
Yes — the free kundli and its 90-page PDF include manglik and other dosha analysis. Whether a dosha actually applies (and whether it even needs a remedy) is read honestly from the full chart.
Practising since 1979 — over 45 years and several lakh consultations — with a Ph.D. from Delhi University and a formal Acharya degree in Predictive Astrology from Central Sanskrit University.
Bring whatever records exist. Birth-time rectification narrows the time using major life events, and only then does the reading proceed — accuracy first, always.
Business phases show in the 7th, 10th and 11th houses and their periods. Business astrology consultation covers partnerships, timing and decisions — never stock tips.
Yes — compatibility, family consent and timing are read from both charts before any advice. Start with the love & relationships guide, then consult if the situation is serious.
For Hindus Bangladesh works through the houses, lords and dasha periods of your chart. Dr. Sharma reads these together — no single factor acts alone — and explains the result in plain language.
The kundli, PDF report and matching are free; a full personal consultation with Dr. Sharma is a flat Rs 5,100.
Yes — generate your free kundli and 90-page PDF report on this site first, then consult Dr. R.P. Sharma (flat ₹5,100, phone/WhatsApp/video) for a personal reading covering marriage matching, career timing and remedies for families in Bangladesh.
A genuine Vedic astrologer in Bangladesh will hold an Acharya or equivalent degree in Jyotish, have decades of documented practice, and be able to explain your chart using classical tools such as the Chandra kundali, dasha periods, and Graha and bhava strengths. Look for an astrologer who reads the D-9 (Navamsa) alongside the main chart and uses yogas like Gajakesari or Viparita Raja Yoga to assess foreign opportunities.
Check the 9th house (fortune and long journeys) and the 12th house (foreign residence and expenses); Mercury or Jupiter here with no affliction favors overseas moves. Also examine the Dasha running at the time; a Jupiter or Mercury period coinciding with the activation of these houses strengthens the indication.
The 9th house rules visas and legal travel; the 3rd house shows short trips and the 10th house overseas employment. Strong Saturn or Mars in the 9th or 10th while the Moon or Mercury is in a movable sign supports visa approvals. A well-placed Sun in the 9th often indicates government recognition of foreign qualifications.
The 4th house (home country vs displacement), 9th house (long journeys), and 12th house (foreign residence) are primary. Yogas such as the 11th lord conjunct the 12th lord, or the exchange between the 9th and 12th lords, are strong pointers. Also watch for Mars or Saturn in the 12th with a friendly aspect from Jupiter.
Check the current Vimshottari dasha and the transit of Saturn and Jupiter over your 10th or 9th house cusps. If Mercury or Jupiter is simultaneously influencing the 9th or 10th house by conjunction or aspect, and your Antar-dasha supports communication or documentation, the timing improves. A brief Jupiter return to your lagna can also soften initial hurdles.
Recite the Maha Mrityunjaya mantra 108 times daily while facing east; it pacifies malefic Rahu and strengthens Jupiter. Donating white clothes or unpolished rice on Thursdays strengthens Jupiter’s benevolence toward the 9th house. Wearing a yellow sapphire only after confirming Jupiter’s strength in your chart avoids counter-effects.
A competent astrologer will begin with your birth time, place, and date, construct the exact Chandra kundali, and explain planetary strengths using shadbala and ashtakavarga without rushing. They should name specific houses, yogas, and dasha periods—not vague generalities—and offer classical remedies with clear cautions about gemstones and mantras.
Ask for their academic lineage in Jyotish and years of documented practice; reputable astrologers will share this freely. Request a sample reading of your lagna chart without charge; a precise reading of planetary positions and their effects on your houses confirms genuine knowledge. Avoid those who promise outcomes or cite unverifiable success stories.