Lucky Number by Zodiac Sign: All 12 Rashis
Every rashi has its own lucky number and colour, drawn from the planet that rules it. The team at Dhani Game has laid out all twelve signs — Mesh through Meen — in one honest, easy guide. No promises about the future, just the enjoyable tradition behind the numbers.
Quick answer
Each of the 12 zodiac signs (rashis) is linked to a lucky number and colour based on its ruling planet — such as 9 for Mesh (Aries) or 1 for Simha (Leo). Find yours in the table below. It is a fun tradition for entertainment; a lucky number does not change the odds of any lottery or game. Enjoy the ritual and always play within a budget.
Lucky Number & Colour for All 12 Rashis
In Vedic astrology, every sign is governed by one of the Navagraha (the nine planets), and each planet carries a classical number and colour. Those become the sign's lucky number and lucky colour. Exact digits vary a little between traditions, so read this as a general pattern rather than a fixed law:
| Rashi (Sign) | Ruling planet | Lucky number | Lucky colour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mesh / Aries | Mars | 9 | Red |
| Vrishabh / Taurus | Venus | 6 | Green |
| Mithun / Gemini | Mercury | 5 | Green |
| Kark / Cancer | Moon | 2 | White |
| Simha / Leo | Sun | 1 | Gold |
| Kanya / Virgo | Mercury | 5 | Green |
| Tula / Libra | Venus | 6 | Blue |
| Vrishchik / Scorpio | Mars | 9 | Maroon |
| Dhanu / Sagittarius | Jupiter | 3 | Yellow |
| Makar / Capricorn | Saturn | 8 | Black |
| Kumbh / Aquarius | Saturn | 8 | Blue |
| Meen / Pisces | Jupiter | 3 | Yellow |
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Fire Signs: Mesh, Simha & Dhanu
Mesh (Aries) is ruled by Mars, the planet of energy and drive, giving it the number 9 and the colour red. Simha (Leo) answers to the Sun — bold, warm and central — so its number is 1 and its colour a royal gold. Dhanu (Sagittarius) is governed by Jupiter, the teacher planet, which lends it the number 3 and a cheerful yellow. These signs share a lively, forward-looking flavour in traditional readings.
Earth Signs: Vrishabh, Kanya & Makar
Vrishabh (Taurus) is a Venus sign, tied to number 6 and a calming green. Kanya (Virgo) is ruled by Mercury — the planet of intellect — giving it the number 5 and green as well. Makar (Capricorn) belongs to Saturn, the planet of discipline, so its number is 8 and its colour black. Earth signs are usually described as steady and practical, and their numbers reflect that grounded character.
Air Signs: Mithun, Tula & Kumbh
Mithun (Gemini), a Mercury sign, carries the number 5 and the colour green. Tula (Libra) is ruled by Venus and pairs with the number 6 and a gentle blue. Kumbh (Aquarius) is a Saturn sign with the number 8, often shown in blue. Air signs are linked with communication and ideas, and you will notice their numbers echo their sibling earth and fire signs that share the same ruling planet.
Water Signs: Kark, Vrishchik & Meen
Kark (Cancer) is a Moon sign — gentle and intuitive — with the number 2 and the colour white. Vrishchik (Scorpio) is ruled by Mars, giving it the number 9 and a deep maroon. Meen (Pisces) answers to Jupiter, so it shares the number 3 and the colour yellow with Dhanu. Because several planets rule two signs each, you will see numbers repeat across the zodiac — that overlap is completely normal.
Why Some Signs Share the Same Number
You will have noticed the numbers repeat: Mesh and Vrishchik both show 9, Vrishabh and Tula both show 6, Mithun and Kanya both show 5. That is not an error. Of the classical planets, several rule two rashis each — Mars governs Mesh and Vrishchik, Venus governs Vrishabh and Tula, Mercury governs Mithun and Kanya, Jupiter governs Dhanu and Meen, and Saturn governs Makar and Kumbh. Because the lucky number follows the ruling planet, any two signs that share a planet also share a number. Only the Sun and the Moon rule a single sign apiece (Simha and Kark), which is why 1 and 2 appear just once in the table.
Moon Sign or Sun Sign?
One common source of confusion: Vedic astrology traditionally reads your Moon sign (Chandra rashi), while the Western zodiac most people know uses the Sun sign. The two can be different signs entirely. For a serious reading an astrologer would ask for your exact birth time to fix the Moon sign, but for a light-hearted lucky number you do not need to overthink it — use whichever sign you identify with, and enjoy its number as a bit of daily colour.
Why Sources Sometimes Disagree
If you compare a few websites, you may still find slightly different numbers for the same sign. That happens because some use the classical planet-number table, others fold in numerology from your birth date, and a few follow regional customs. None of these is "more correct" — they are simply different traditions. Pick the version that feels right to you and enjoy it as a bit of daily colour.
An Honest Note on Luck and Games
Your zodiac lucky number is a warm personal ritual, but it is worth being clear: in any game of chance — a state lottery or an online colour-prediction game — every round is independent and random. Your sign's number does not shift the odds one bit. What it can do is make choosing a number more fun and consistent. If you enjoy that ritual, our guide to using your lucky number in a colour-prediction game shows a light-hearted way to try it — and you can practise for free first.
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Play responsibly
Numbers are for fun, not income. Set a budget before you play, never chase a loss, and step away when it stops being enjoyable. Results are random and losses are possible. If chasing a "lucky" sign ever starts to shape how much you spend, learn the signs of problem gambling. Read our responsible gaming page first. Dhani Game is for players aged 18 and above, and real-money gaming rules vary by Indian state.