Sridevi Night Chart

The sridevi night chart is the record of every result declared in the Sridevi Night satta matka market, laid out week by week. Each night has one result with three parts: the open panna, the jodi, and the close panna.

There are two Sridevi markets, day and night, and their results are never the same. This chart covers only the night market, so a day result never ends up in it.

In both, each row is one week from Monday to Sunday, with the dates on the left. To find a date, go to that week's row and across to the day. To follow one weekday, say every Friday, read down its column.

Every box in this chart is built from just three numbers. Learn these three words and the whole chart opens up:

Below, each one is explained with a real result, so you can see exactly where it sits in a box.

Every Sridevi Night result has a total of three parts, written like 238-33-490.

The jodi takes one digit from each panna:

That's why, before the close comes out, a result shows as 238-3*-***. The first jodi digit is already known, and the second is still waiting.

Read a row from left to right to see one whole week, Monday to Sunday. Pick a day at the top, like Fri, and run your eye straight down. Each box you pass is the same weekday, one week earlier. For example, keep your eye on the Fri column and move down eight rows, and you'll see the last eight Friday results.

Jodis from 00 to 09 always keep their zero. A jodi of 03 means the open digit was 0 and the close digit was 3. It isn't the number 3. Pannas can hold zeros too, like 120 or 550. When you note down or compare a result, copy every zero exactly as shown.

This page holds every Sridevi Night result we have on record: 2,763 nights, from 28 January 2019 up to last night. The archive has a six-week gap from 12 October to 22 November 2020. Missing values are shown as stars. A gap in our records does not independently confirm that the market was closed; some historical records contain only a jodi.

Each result goes through three checks before it reaches the chart:

Spotted something wrong? Contact us with the date and a supporting source. Confirmed errors can be corrected after review.