Mumbai Shubh Muhurat Today
मुंबई में आज का शुभ मुहूर्त — today's auspicious windows in Mumbai, Maharashtra, computed from the city's exact coordinates.
State
Maharashtra
Sunrise Range
6:05–7:18 AM
Coordinates
19.08°N, 72.88°E
In Mumbai a shubh muhurat is usually chosen around a space or money constraint rather than a leisurely calendar: a registrar slot in Fort, a society NOC for griha pravesh, a vehicle delivery at an Andheri showroom, a Muhurat trading order, or a wedding date that has to fit a booked hall and out-of-town relatives arriving by train. Pick the window for the first committed act — the signature, the key handover, the first puja sankalp — and let the digest above rank the day's Abhijit, Brahma, Vijaya and Godhuli windows for that moment.
Mumbai's ceremonial rhythm is shaped by Siddhivinayak and Mahalaxmi darshan, Ganesh Chaturthi, coastal commutes and tight flat schedules, so families often separate a quick auspicious errand (a token payment, a first visit) from the irreversible step (registration, capital transfer, the actual griha pravesh). Use the muhurat for the irreversible step, then cross-check the day's tithi on the Mumbai Panchang and avoid Rahu Kaal before locking property papers, a big purchase, or a wedding rite.
Best window today
For important beginning in Mumbai, Abhijit Muhurta (12:08–12:56) is the first avoid-window-safe choice.
Recommended for important beginning
First choice
Abhijit Muhurta
12:08–12:56
Option
Vijaya Muhurta
16:09–16:58
Option
Godhuli Muhurta
18:10–18:58
Option
Shubh Choghadiya
08:01–09:31
Today's Auspicious Muhurats
Brahma Muhurta
The most sacred pre-dawn window — ideal for meditation, study and spiritual practice.
Abhijit Muhurta
The midday victory window — auspicious for starting almost any important work.
Vijaya Muhurta
The afternoon 'victory' window — favoured for new ventures, travel and competitive work.
Godhuli Muhurta
The twilight 'cow-dust' window around sunset — traditional for puja, lamp-lighting and weddings.
Best Choghadiya Windows
Times to Avoid
Rahu Kaal
09:31–11:02Yamaganda
14:03–15:33Gulika Kaal
06:30–08:01Your full reading unlocks
Ranked shubh windows for your purpose
Choghadiya, Abhijit & the times to avoid
Your sankalp & remedy timing
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How to use Mumbai's Shubh Muhurat
A shubh muhurat is an auspicious window for starting important work — a puja, a journey, a purchase, signing a document or beginning a new venture. The digest above ranks Mumbai's windows for the chosen date: lead with Abhijit Muhurta (self-auspicious, around noon) when you need a dependable slot, use Brahma Muhurta for prayer and study, Vijaya Muhurta for new ventures and travel, and Godhuli Muhurta for evening puja and weddings.
Equally important is what to avoid: Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda and Gulika Kaal are inauspicious for new beginnings and shift with Mumbai's sunrise and sunset every day. For the full period-by-period table, open the Mumbai Choghadiya page; for tithi, nakshatra and yoga, see the Mumbai Panchang.
Mumbai's solar year — sunrise, sunset and day length
In Mumbai the longest day runs 13h 09m (June) and the shortest 10h 52m (December) — a seasonal swing of 2h 17m. Solar noon falls +39m from the 12:00 clock hour because Mumbai sits at 72.88°E rather than on the 82.5°E IST meridian. Every Tithi, Nakshatra and Rahu Kaal window on this page is derived from that sunrise, not from a national average.
| Month | Sunrise | Sunset | Day length | Solar noon | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 07:18 | 18:17 | 10h 59m | 12:48 | — |
| February | 07:10 | 18:35 | 11h 24m | 12:53 | +25m |
| March | 06:51 | 18:45 | 11h 54m | 12:48 | +30m |
| April | 06:25 | 18:52 | 12h 27m | 12:39 | +33m |
| May | 06:08 | 19:02 | 12h 54m | 12:35 | +27m |
| June | 06:05 | 19:13 | 13h 09m | 12:39 | +15m |
| July | 06:13 | 19:16 | 13h 03m | 12:44 | −6m |
| August | 06:23 | 19:03 | 12h 40m | 12:43 | −23m |
| September | 06:30 | 18:38 | 12h 08m | 12:34 | −32m |
| October | 06:36 | 18:12 | 11h 36m | 12:24 | −32m |
| November | 06:49 | 17:56 | 11h 07m | 12:23 | −29m |
| December | 07:08 | 17:59 | 10h 52m | 12:33 | −15m |
Which places near Mumbai can read these Shubh Muhurat timings
Powai lies 5 km north-east of Mumbai and sees sunrise −1m to 0m against it, so every sunrise-anchored muhurat window above moves by that much there. Across every place listed below the shift runs −2m to +1m and each of the eight daylight periods keeps the same length it has here, so the periods do not stretch — only the boundary moves.
| Nearby place | Distance | Direction | Sunrise vs here | Period length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Powai | 5 km | north-east | −1m to 0m | same |
| Airoli | 15 km | north-east | −1m to 0m | same |
| Thane | 16 km | north-east | −1m to 0m | same |
| Borivli | 18 km | north | −1m to +1m | same |
| Kharghar | 20 km | east | −1m to 0m | same |
| Gorai | 22 km | north-west | 0m to +1m | same |
| Uran | 23 km | south | −1m to 0m | same |
| Bhayandar | 25 km | north | −1m to +1m | same |
| Panvel | 26 km | east | −2m to −1m | same |
| Dombivali | 27 km | north-east | −1m to 0m | same |
| Bhiwandi | 31 km | north-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Ulhasnagar | 33 km | north-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Kalyan | 33 km | north-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Khoni | 33 km | north-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Ambarnath | 33 km | north-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Mharal Bk | 37 km | north-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Badlapur | 42 km | east | −2m to −1m | same |
| Virar | 43 km | north | −1m to +1m | same |
| Pen | 44 km | south-east | −2m to 0m | same |
| Alibag | 48 km | south | −1m to +1m | same |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the shubh muhurat in Mumbai today?
Today's most reliable auspicious window in Mumbai is the Abhijit Muhurta (12:08–12:56), which suits almost any important task. For day-to-day work, Shubh Choghadiya (08:01–09:31) is the strongest Choghadiya period. All windows are computed with Swiss Ephemeris for Mumbai's exact coordinates, so they are specific to Mumbai and not a national average.
Which times should I avoid in Mumbai today?
Avoid starting new or important work during Rahu Kaal (09:31–11:02), Yamaganda, and Gulika Kaal in Mumbai — these are the inauspicious windows shown above. They shift daily with Mumbai's sunrise and sunset, which is why the digest recomputes them for the current date.
Can nearby towns like Powai use Mumbai's Shubh Muhurat timings?
Almost, with a small shift. Powai lies 5 km north-east of Mumbai and sees sunrise −1m to 0m against it, so every sunrise-anchored muhurat window above moves by that much there. Across the recorded places within 150 km of Mumbai that shift stays between −2m and +1m through the year — the nearby-place table above lists each one. For a town whose shift runs past a few minutes, compute with its own coordinates instead of copying Mumbai's slot.
How is Mumbai's shubh muhurat different from Choghadiya or Panchang?
Choghadiya gives you the raw 8+8 period table and Panchang gives the full tithi/nakshatra almanac. This page is a curated digest: it surfaces only the named auspicious muhurats (Brahma, Abhijit, Vijaya, Godhuli), the best Choghadiya windows, and the times to avoid — so you can pick a muhurat in Mumbai at a glance. Open the Mumbai Choghadiya or Panchang page for the full breakdown.
Shubh Muhurat for Nearby Cities
Mumbai Panchang, Choghadiya and Rahu Kaal
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