Celebrity Birth Charts

Former Miss World, actress, and global ambassador — one of the most recognised faces of Indian cinema.

Megastar of Indian cinema — the "Angry Young Man" of Bollywood who dominated for five decades.

Oscar-winning actress, director, and UN Goodwill Ambassador — acclaimed for both screen and humanitarian work.

Oscar-winning actor and producer — one of Hollywood's most bankable stars and cultural icons.

Bollywood superstar and mental-health advocate — highest-paid actress in Indian cinema.

Oscar-winning actor and environmentalist — acclaimed for Titanic, The Revenant, and more.

Actress, singer, and model — Hollywood legend who became the world's enduring screen icon.

Media mogul, actress, and philanthropist — iconic talk-show host who became one of the most influential women in the world.

King of Bollywood and global cinema icon — from Delhi origins to becoming one of the most famous actors alive.

Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker — beloved Hollywood icon known for roles across four decades.

Oscar-winning composer — "Mozart of Madras" who fused Indian classical music with global sound.

Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and actress — one of the most celebrated performers of her generation.

King of Rock and Roll — cultural icon who bridged gospel, country, and R&B and reshaped popular music.

The "Nightingale of India" — legendary playback singer who recorded across decades and languages.

King of Pop — the best-selling music artist of all time, revolutionising pop, dance, and the music video.

44th President of the United States — first African-American president, Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

45th and 47th President of the United States — real-estate mogul, TV personality, and political figure.

First and only female Prime Minister of India — Lady of Indian politics who steered the nation through pivotal decades.

Prime Minister of India — rose from humble origins to lead the world's largest democracy.

King of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth — longtime advocate for the environment and the arts.

Princess of Wales — "People's Princess" beloved for compassion, humanitarian work, and global influence.

Britain's longest-reigning monarch — 70-year reign symbolised stability, duty, and continuity.

Theoretical physicist who developed the theory of relativity — Nobel Prize laureate and icon of science.

Nobel Prize laureate in both Physics and Chemistry — first woman to win a Nobel and pioneer of radioactivity.

Inventor and electrical engineer — visionary genius who developed AC electricity, the induction motor, and more.

Theoretical physicist and cosmologist — pioneered black-hole physics and made science accessible to millions.

"Missile Man of India" and 11th President — aerospace scientist, beloved teacher, and statesman.

Chief architect of the Indian Constitution — jurist, economist, and social reformer who championed equality.

First Prime Minister of independent India — visionary statesman who shaped modern India's foundations.

Father of the Indian nation — pioneer of nonviolent civil disobedience and architect of independence.

Controversial spiritual teacher and mystic — founder of the Rajneesh movement whose talks reached millions.

Yogi, mystic, and founder of Isha Foundation — globally celebrated teacher of Yoga and inner engineering.

Revered spiritual leader and philanthropist — built hospitals, schools, and water projects across India.

Spiritual leader and founder of the Art of Living — global humanitarian and teacher of breath-based practices.

Hindu monk and philosopher — introduced Vedanta and Yoga to the Western world; key figure of modern India.

Five-time Ballon d'Or winner and all-time international top scorer — widely considered one of football's greatest.

Six-time NBA champion — widely regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time.

Three-time world heavyweight boxing champion — "The Greatest", a cultural icon inside and outside the ring.

Olympic silver and bronze medallist in badminton — one of India's most decorated shuttlers.

Twenty-time Grand Slam champion — considered one of the greatest tennis players in history.

God of Cricket — first batsman to score 100 international centuries; Bharat Ratna awardee.

Former Indian cricket captain — prolific run-scorer and one of the finest batsmen of the modern era.

Co-founder of Microsoft and one of the world's leading philanthropists.

Founder of Reliance Industries — rose from poverty to build India's largest private-sector enterprise.

CEO of Tesla and SpaceX — serial entrepreneur reshaping electric vehicles, space, and energy.

Founder of Amazon.com — transformed global e-commerce and founded Blue Origin.

Co-founder and CEO of Meta (Facebook) — created the world's largest social network.

Former Chairman of Tata Group — philanthropist industrialist who built and globalised an Indian icon.

Co-founder and CEO of Apple Inc. — visionary designer who revolutionised personal tech and devices.

Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway — the "Oracle of Omaha", one of the greatest investors ever.