
Mangal Dosha Remedies
Mangal Dosha remedies are traditional practices, such as Hanuman worship on Tuesdays, Mangal mantras and red-lentil daan, used to balance Mars when Manglik Dosha is present in a chart. Many Manglik charts are softened or cancelled by other factors, so the first step is always to confirm whether the dosha applies.

When are these remedies recommended?
They are recommended when the condition is confirmed in your chart and not cancelled by other factors.
- Mars in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, 7th, 8th or 12th house from the Lagna, Moon or Venus
- Concerns about a Manglik match before marriage
- A Mars Dasha coinciding with relationship strain
Traditional remedies at a glance
Most remedies combine a mantra, a weekly practice and a form of daan (charity).
| Mantra | Om Kraam Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah (108 times on Tuesdays) |
|---|---|
| Weekly practice | Hanuman Chalisa on Tuesdays |
| Daan | Red lentils (masoor), jaggery and red cloth on Tuesdays |
| Puja | Mangal Dosha Nivaran Puja |
| Gemstone | Red coral, only after a personal chart check |
Everyday practices that help:
- Channel energy into regular exercise
- Pause before reacting in arguments
- Choose a wedding muhurta with Mars well placed
Frequently asked questions
Is Mangal Dosha cancelled if both partners are Manglik?
Traditionally, yes. When both charts carry the dosha, it is generally considered balanced.
Does Mangal Dosha end at 28?
It is a popular belief, not a classical rule. Mars matures around 28, which can soften its expression, but Arjun reads the whole chart rather than relying on age alone.
Is a Kumbh Vivah necessary?
Rarely. Symbolic marriages are one traditional remedy, but most charts are addressed with simpler practices.
Get remedies matched to your chart
Book a consultation with Arjun for a personal remedy plan, or order the All Remedies Report for written recommendations. For stronger support, see the related puja or browse all Vedic remedies.
Pujas and remedies are traditional spiritual practices offered in good faith. Their effects are personal and can’t be guaranteed, and they are not a substitute for medical, legal, financial or psychological advice. See our disclaimer.
