This page explains how Kolkata Fatafat records are organised and displayed within the Kolkataffs archive.
Each available Bazi is normally shown using two entries: a three-digit Patti and a corresponding single-digit. This guide explains how to read that format and directs readers to the relevant daily, date-wise, monthly, and historical archives. It does not provide predictions, tips, or gameplay guidance.
Find a Kolkata Fatafat Record
To view records for a particular day or month, use the archive links below:
- Today’s Result Page: View the available entries for the current date.
- Daily Tarikh Archive: Locate the result record for a specific calendar date.
- Monthly Result Charts: Browse complete chronological tables compiled by month.
- Old Result Archive: Access historical records from previous years.
What Each Archive Entry Shows
The database tables represent each daily round through a standardized structure. The table below outlines what each record field represents:
| Archive field | What it shows |
| Date or Tarikh | The calendar date of the recorded entry. |
| Bazi | The specific round connected with the entry (e.g., 1st Bazi, 2nd Bazi). |
| Patti | The three-digit number displayed for that Bazi. |
| Single | The one-digit result displayed with the Patti. |
| Display marker | A dash, X, or note may appear when a normal Patti and Single entry is unavailable. |
How to Read a Patti and Single Entry
On Kolkataffs archive pages, each available Bazi is displayed as a Patti and Single pair.
Display example: 123 | 6
- Patti — 123: The three-digit entry shown for the Bazi.
- Single — 6: The corresponding one-digit entry. In the commonly displayed format, the Patti digits are added and the last digit of the total is used as the Single. In this example, 1 + 2 + 3 = 6.
Each pair belongs to one Bazi. Where the table is arranged from the 1st to the 8th Bazi, the next pair belongs to the next Bazi column.
What “2-Digit,” “3-Digit,” and “4-Digit” Searches May Mean
Followers of the game often look for historical data using varying numeric descriptions. Understanding how these terms relate to the actual archive is important:
- Single-digit records: This refers to the one-digit result displayed alongside each available Patti in the daily tables.
- Three-digit or Patti records: This refers to the three-digit entry shown for each Bazi.
- Two-digit terminology: Some external pages use the term “2-digit” to refer to selected digit pairs, grouped tips, or prediction content. Two-digit combinations are not presented as a separate result field in the Kolkataffs archive.
- Four-digit terminology: Some external pages use “4-digit” or “rolling digit” labels to represent groups of suggested numbers. Kolkataffs does not convert several Bazi results into a separate four-digit historical outcome.