TTD SVBC Shatamanam Bhavati Program Email Contact Address

If you want a birthday, wedding anniversary, housewarming or Sashtipoorthi greeting to appear on Shatamanam Bhavati — the morning blessings programme on TTD’s Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel (SVBC) — you submit a photograph and the celebration details to SVBC in advance through its official channels only: the online wishes form on the SVBC website, or by post to the SVBC office in Tirupati. The service is free, and your photograph and details should reach SVBC roughly two to three weeks (at least 15 days) before the date you want the wish telecast. This independent guide explains how the programme works and exactly what to send.

What is the Shatamanam Bhavati programme?

The Sanskrit blessing Shatamanam Bhavati means “may you live a hundred years.” On SVBC, it is a short daily devotional segment in which the channel conveys good wishes to viewers on their special occasions and shows the photograph of the person being blessed. Because SVBC is Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams’ own bhakti channel, devotees experience the greeting as a blessing offered in the presence of Lord Sri Venkateswara. Many families use it to mark a milestone — a child’s first birthday, a grandparent’s Sashtipoorthi, a wedding anniversary or a new home — and the segment has become one of SVBC’s most-loved community features.

The programme is telecast in the morning (commonly cited as the 8:00 AM–9:00 AM slot), primarily in Telugu, with Tamil and Kannada also featured on SVBC’s regional feeds. Broadcast timings and language feeds can change, so confirm the current schedule on the official SVBC portal before you plan a submission.

Quick facts

How to send your photo and details (official channels only)

SVBC accepts submissions through a small number of official routes. Use one of them — do not route your request through any private agent, reseller or third-party “booking” service, as SVBC does not charge for this and does not work through intermediaries.

1. Online wishes form (easiest)

The simplest way is the official Shatamanam Bhavati wishes form on the SVBC website (svbcttd.com → Wishes / svbcttd.com/wishes.html). Fill in the requested details — the name(s) of the person being wished, the occasion, the date you want it telecast and your contact details — and upload the photograph where the form allows. Submit well ahead of the occasion so the SVBC team can schedule it.

2. By post

You can also mail your photograph and a note with the details to the SVBC office. Write the details on the back of the photograph, and repeat the same details on a separate sheet, then pin the sheet to the photograph so the two are not separated in transit. Send it to:

• Satamanam Bhavathi,
• Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel,
• Alipiri, Tirupati – 517 507, Andhra Pradesh.

Because postal delivery takes time and the segment is scheduled in advance, post your entry about three weeks before the date you want it aired.

3. Email

SVBC has also historically accepted birthday and anniversary submissions by email. Email addresses for the programme have been quoted differently across sources (for example an @tirumala.org SVBC feedback address and an @svbc.org address), so we are not printing a single email here to avoid sending your photograph to an outdated inbox. Check the current, correct email on the official SVBC website (svbcttd.com) or TTD’s site (tirumala.org) before you send anything.

What your photograph should show

To be accepted for broadcast, the photograph needs to suit a devotional programme:

• The person(s) being wished, ideally in traditional attire.
• Preferably shown offering pranam/namaskaram to Lord Venkateswara.
• One clear, good-quality photo (a single well-composed image is approved faster than several).
• An image that is decent and appropriate for a family devotional telecast.

Details to include with the photo

• Name(s) of the person(s) being blessed.
• The occasion (birthday, anniversary, housewarming, etc.).
• The exact date you want the wish telecast.
• Your name and contact details, and the place/town.

Which occasions can you send wishes for?

The programme covers most auspicious family milestones, including:

• Birthdays
• Wedding / marriage anniversaries
• Gruhapravesam (housewarming)
• Retirement
• Sashtipoorthi (60th-birthday celebration) and other good occasions

Timing and cost

There is no fee for a Shatamanam Bhavati wish — it is a free devotional service from SVBC, so you should never be asked to pay anyone to “arrange” it. Plan ahead: because the segment is scheduled and there are many requests, send your photograph and details at least 15 days before the occasion, and ideally two to three weeks in advance if you are posting them. Submitting early also gives the SVBC team time to come back to you if the photo needs to be resent. As availability depends on demand and scheduling, SVBC cannot guarantee a specific broadcast date, so treat the telecast as a blessing rather than a booking.

Frequently asked questions

Is there any charge to feature a birthday photo on Shatamanam Bhavati?

No. It is a free service offered by SVBC. Do not pay any private party who claims they can “guarantee” your slot.

How early should I send my photo?

Send it at least 15 days ahead; two to three weeks is safer, especially for postal entries, because the segment is scheduled in advance.

What is the best way to submit?

The official online wishes form on the SVBC website is the quickest route. You can also send it by post to the SVBC office in Tirupati.

What kind of photo is accepted?

A clear, decent photograph of the person(s) — ideally in traditional attire and offering pranam to Lord Venkateswara — suitable for a devotional telecast. One good image is preferred.

Which occasions qualify?

Birthdays, wedding anniversaries, housewarming (gruhapravesam), retirement, Sashtipoorthi and similar auspicious family occasions.

Can SVBC guarantee my wish will air on a specific date?

No. Scheduling depends on the volume of requests. Submitting early improves your chances, but the exact broadcast date is at SVBC’s discretion.

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Sources & last verified (July 2026)

• SVBC official wishes form — svbcttd.com/wishes.html
• SVBC official website — svbcttd.com
• Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) official — tirumala.org

Programme timing, language feeds and the correct submission email can change; always confirm the current details on the official SVBC portal (svbcttd.com) or TTD’s website (tirumala.org) before submitting.

Tirumala Tirupati Online is an independent pilgrim-information blog. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with SVBC, TTD or any temple or government body. We do not accept or arrange Shatamanam Bhavati submissions — all requests go directly to SVBC through its own official channels.

Last reviewed: July 7, 2026