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This page is computed by the Nakshatra backend from a dataset of famous birth records. The chart facts shown here come directly from that computation and have not been editorially altered.

Deepika Padukone Singh's birth time is not known. No credible time of birth from a primary source has been found. Because the rising sign and house cusps depend entirely on the birth time, those details are not available here. Everything that depends on house placement, including yogas, dasha timing, and lagna, cannot be shown.

The date of birth (5 January 1986) and place of birth (Copenhagen, Denmark) are confirmed. The Moon sign and nakshatra shown are computed from the date alone and are marked approximate because without a time, the Moon's exact degree is uncertain.

Scorpio is a fixed water sign. The Moon here is not considered debilitated or exalted; it is neutral in dignity. What Scorpio Moons tend to bring, across many charts, is emotional intensity and a strong pull toward authenticity even when it costs something.

Deepika's 2015 decision to speak openly about depression is one example where that quality shows up in real life. Whether or not you read astrology causally, the correlation is there.

Jyeshtha nakshatra, which falls in the Scorpio range, carries a quality of seniority and earned authority. It is ruled by Indra in the Vedic tradition and is associated with protection, leadership, and sometimes a certain loneliness that comes with those roles.

Without a confirmed birth time, the following are unavailable: lagna (rising sign), house placements for any planet, any yoga that depends on house lords, and accurate dasha periods.

Some sites list a birth time for Deepika. None of those times can be traced to a primary source. This page does not use unverified times.

If a confirmed birth time becomes available, the backend will recompute the full chart.

Deepika began as a model, appeared in Himesh Reshammiya music videos, and made a Kannada film debut in 2006. Her Bollywood debut in Om Shanti Om (2007) came opposite Shah Rukh Khan and gave her immediate visibility.

The films that cemented her standing came in a cluster: Cocktail (2012), Ram-Leela (2013), Happy New Year (2014), Piku (2015), and Bajirao Mastani (2015). She played Padmavati in Padmaavat (2018), a production that drew significant political controversy before release.

Pathaan (2023), made with Shah Rukh Khan, became one of the highest-grossing Hindi films to that point. She has also appeared in Hollywood, notably in xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017).

In 2015, Deepika gave an interview to NDTV in which she described experiencing depression, including crying without knowing why and a persistent feeling of emptiness. She named her mother as the person who first recognized something was wrong.

That interview was widely discussed. It was unusual in Indian public life for someone at her level of visibility to name what they were going through.

The Live Love Laugh Foundation, which she founded that year, focuses on mental health awareness in India. It has partnered with government bodies and run campaigns specifically targeting young adults.

Date of birth is confirmed. Place of birth (Copenhagen) is confirmed through multiple sources including her father's badminton records from 1986.

Birth time is unknown. The dataset rates this record at 1 out of 5 for reliability. Any reading that depends on house placements or precise dasha timing should be treated as speculative.