Navratri Puja in Kolshet
Our nearest pandit is about 6 km from Kolshet. Pandits travel to homes in Kolshet and next door in Balkum, Dhokali and Majiwada.
Next to Kolshet
About Navratri Puja
Navratri Puja is the nine-night worship of Goddess Durga in her nine forms (Navadurga), from Ghatasthapana on Ashwin Shukla Pratipada to Maha Navami, ending with Vijayadashami. With Rutviju a verified pandit comes home for Ghatasthapana, the daily Devi puja, Durga Ashtami kanya pujan or the Navami havan, or performs it for you on a live video call.
- Starts from
- ₹6,500
- Duration
- 1.5 to 3 hours per day (Ghatasthapana is the longest)
- Pandits
- 1 to 2 pandits
- Best time
- Sharad Navratri: Ashwin Shukla Pratipada to Navami (September–October)
How to book Navratri Puja in Kolshet
- 1
Choose Navratri Puja — a verified pandit is suggested for you, or pick one by language and experience.
- 2
Pick a date and time and add your address in Kolshet; a muhurtham preference is optional.
- 3
Pay securely online (UPI, cards, net banking). On the day, track your pandit live and confirm arrival and completion with OTP codes.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Navratri Puja cost in Kolshet?
From ₹6,500 in Kolshet (1 to 2 pandits, about 1.5 to 3 hours per day (Ghatasthapana is the longest)). You see the whole bill — dakshina, any samagri kit, fees and GST — before paying.
Is there a Rutviju pandit near Kolshet?
Yes — the nearest is about 6 km away, within the distance our pandits travel for home pujas. Free slots for your exact address show when you book.
Do you also come to areas next to Kolshet?
Balkum, Dhokali, Majiwada, Manpada and Kapurbawdi are next to Kolshet; whether a pandit is free is checked against your address and date when you book.