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Why Bhogdak: an attempt to take prasad to everyone

Why Bhogdak began: taking prasad to people who cannot travel to Vrindavan, and where we want to take it from here.

Updated 25 Oct 2026

Why Bhogdak: an attempt to take prasad to everyone

Many people carry a wish to go to Vrindavan and are never able to. Someone is unwell, someone is old, someone has no leave, someone cannot afford the trip, and someone lives in another corner of the country or abroad.

We have also seen prasad go to waste. Part of what reaches a temple spoils, and the people who most wish for it are not the ones who get it. Bhogdak is a small attempt to shorten that distance.

What we want

  • Prices that begin at 101 rupees, so that an ordinary family can order.
  • A free pack where you pay only the 51 rupee delivery.
  • The name and price you see are final, with no hidden charges.
  • India today, and in time wherever devotees live.

We are still small. If we get something wrong, tell us and we will fix it. And if someone near you does this work better than we do, we wish them well too.

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