Salman Khan

Salman Khan is one of the most commercially successful actors Indian cinema has ever produced, a Bollywood giant whose films have topped the box office across more than three decades. His chart reads like a blueprint for exactly that kind of stardom. His Sun in Capricorn is the old-soul climber, ambitious, disciplined, wired to ascend the ladder to its highest rung. And it shines in the tenth house, the throne at the very top of the chart, the Sun at noon where everyone else circles like ants: the single most visible placement there is, natural fame handed like an ace card. From his breakthrough in Maine Pyar Kiya in 1989 to Dabangg, Sultan and the Tiger films, he has simply lived at the summit.

His Moon in Aquarius belongs to the collective, the detached, humanitarian psyche, fitting for a man who runs his Being Human charity and hosts Bigg Boss for the masses. That Moon lies in the twelfth house, hidden and dreamlike, a private, unknowable interior. Pisces rises as his compassionate, chameleon mask.

His life off screen has drawn serious controversy, including convictions later challenged on appeal. A chart maps temperament, never the choices a person makes with it.