3 days ago
X User Claims Delhi Astrologer Runs Rs 2.5 Crore Business
An X user shared a claim about a Delhi astrologer’s business.
The astrologer reportedly charges each customer Rs 25,000 for one year.
That payment includes three 30-minute meetings.
The user said about 1,000 people have joined the service.
If everyone paid the full amount, the astrologer could receive Rs 2.5 crore in a year.
This is a calculation based on the claim, not an independently confirmed figure.
Some people said astrology is useful or legitimate.
Others said astrology is unreliable and that the business succeeds because many customers bring in more customers.
Astrology remains popular in India for decisions about marriage, careers, money and important dates.
X user Neetu Khandelwal claimed a Delhi astrologer charges Rs 25,000 annually for three consultations.
Each consultation is scheduled to last 30 minutes, according to the post.
Khandelwal said nearly 1,000 clients are associated with the astrologer and that the number is growing.
If all clients pay the full fee, the reported annual revenue would total Rs 2.5 crore.
Reactions ranged from belief in astrology to skepticism about astrologers and the reported business model.
- Who
- X user Neetu Khandelwal and an unnamed Delhi astrologer are at the center of the discussion.
- What
- Khandelwal claimed the astrologer charges Rs 25,000 per year for three 30-minute consultations and has nearly 1,000 clients.
- Where
- Delhi, India.
- When
- The timing of the original consultations and the post was not specified.
- Why
- The post sparked discussion about astrology’s popularity, pricing and commercial potential.
Supporters and Believers
Skeptics and Critics
Whether astrology is credible
Supporters and Believers
Some commenters said they believe in astrology, while one described it as a science but warned that many astrologers may be fake.
Skeptics and Critics
Skeptics argued that predictions can appear successful because outcomes naturally have roughly equal possibilities of success or failure.
Why the business can grow
Supporters and Believers
Supporters of the model focused on the value of personal attention and advice, saying a large client base can make the service highly profitable.
Skeptics and Critics
Critics said the astrologer’s apparent success may be unusual and suggested that successful clients could attract more customers regardless of the advice’s accuracy.
Fees and customer outcomes
Supporters and Believers
Some reactions suggested that Rs 25,000 annually may not be especially high compared with other astrology services.
Skeptics and Critics
Another commenter alleged that unsuccessful predictions could be explained as bad karma and followed by requests for additional payments, though this was a general criticism rather than a verified allegation about the named astrologer.
Key facts
- Reported annual fee
- Rs 25,000 per client
- Included consultations
- Three consultations per year
- Reported consultation length
- 30 minutes each
- Reported client base
- Nearly 1,000 people
- Calculated annual revenue
- Rs 2.5 crore if all 1,000 clients pay the full fee
- Calculated cost per consultation
- About Rs 8,333 when all three sessions are used
- Source of the claim
- An X post by Neetu Khandelwal
Quotes
An unidentified X user
X user responding to the discussion
“I really don't believe in astrology. There is always a 50% probability existing for a success or a failure. 50% of those visiting any astrologer are going to get success anyhow!! These many people are more than enough to make the astrologer famous.”
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“Astrology is a science. I believe in Astrology but not in Astrologers as most of them are fake. Secondly, why one should be so anxious about future. Jo Kismat mein hai, mil kar rahega and jo nahin likha hai, aa kar bhi laut jayega.”
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Neetu Khandelwal
X user who shared the claim about the Delhi astrologer
“This astrologer makes Rs 2.5 crore per annum for just hearing people and suggesting some random things to become successful. I liked this business model. Do you believe in astrology?”
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