| Planet | Moudyam starts | Moudyam ends | days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jupiter | 16 August 2027, 3:12 PM | 14 September 2027, 10:43 PM | 29 |
| Venus | 6 July 2027, 4:09 PM | 17 September 2027, 6:18 PM | 73 |
| Mercury | 6 December 2026, 7:27 PM | 23 January 2027, 1:22 PM | 48 |
| Mercury | 12 February 2027, 8:07 AM | 24 February 2027, 1:57 PM | 12 |
| Mercury | 15 April 2027, 7:49 AM | 11 May 2027, 8:13 AM | 26 |
| Mercury | 15 June 2027, 1:02 AM | 1 July 2027, 10:00 PM | 17 |
| Mercury | 29 July 2027, 10:28 AM | 26 August 2027, 3:16 PM | 28 |
| Mercury | 13 October 2027, 10:59 PM | 25 October 2027, 6:45 PM | 12 |
| Mercury | 16 November 2027, 11:16 PM | 5 January 2028, 5:36 AM | 49 |
| Mars | None this year | ||
| Saturn | 21 March 2027, 8:12 AM | 25 April 2027, 8:06 AM | 35 |
What is Moudyam
When a planet comes very close to the Sun, it is hidden in the Sun's light and cannot be seen. This is called Moudyam or Astangam (combust). While Guru (Jupiter) or Sukran (Venus) is in Moudyam, people usually avoid good events such as weddings and house warming.
It is calculated from how far the planet is from the Sun: Guru 11°, Sukran 10° (8° when Vakram), Budhan 14° (12° when Vakram), Sevvai 17°, Sani 15°. Panchangams may differ by a few days.
2027 Wedding Muhurtham Days · 2027 Planet Vakram (Retrograde)