Short answer
Nadi dosha gives 0 out of 8 points and is traditionally linked with health and progeny concerns. It is cancelled when both share the same rashi but different nakshatras, the same nakshatra but different charanas, or when the rashi lords are friendly.
The detail behind it
Traditional matching uses Ashtakoota gun milan (36 points across eight kootas) plus a Manglik check. A careful astrologer then compares the two full charts, because a high score with a weak 7th house can still be a poor match.
Houses that matter here
| House | Name | Themes |
|---|---|---|
| 7th | Kalatra Bhava | marriage and spouse, partnerships and business deals |
| 8th | Ayu Bhava | longevity, sudden events and inheritance and in-laws |
| 2nd | Dhana Bhava | savings and wealth, family and speech |
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Frequently asked questions
What happens if Nadi dosha is present in kundli matching?
Nadi dosha gives 0 out of 8 points and is traditionally linked with health and progeny concerns. It is cancelled when both share the same rashi but different nakshatras, the same nakshatra but different charanas, or when the rashi lords are friendly.
How many gunas should match for marriage?
18 out of 36 is the traditional minimum, 24 and above is considered good. But the score is only the first step - the Manglik check and full chart comparison matter just as much.
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