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What's Your Raashee? is a Romantic Comedy based on the Gujarati novel Kimball Ravenswood by Shri Madhu Rye, and is about Yogesh Patel, a young man in a hurry. Yogesh must get married within 10 days to save his family from utter ruin.
 
But he is not willing to marry just any girl. He wants to marry the girl of his dreams.
 
Finding the dream girl is tough enough. Finding her in a hurry is even tougher.
 
Yogesh has an American solution to this problem: He will meet only 12 girls – one from each Sun Sign, as he feels that is the best way to make sure he finds a suitable wife. Two meetings per day gives him six days to meet them, three days to make a final decision and he can get married on the tenth day, or so he thinks.
 
Everything is in place – the mahurat, the pandit, the venue, the menu – even the planetary positions are favourable – as Yogesh embarks on a search for his dream girl in the concrete jungle of Mumbai.
 
Never before have the sun and the moon played such an important role in a romance.

Trivia

Priyanka Chopra Jonas plays twelve roles in the film. This breaks the record set by Kamal Haasan, who acted in ten roles in Dasavathaaram (2008).

The film's story is based on the novel "Kimball Revenswood" by Gujrati author Madhu Rye.

The song "Aaja Lehraate" was shot in one continuous take. A difficult process for Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Harman Baweja, as one mistake would require them to shoot the song from the beginning.

CAST

Harman Baweja
as Yogesh Patel
 
Priyanka Chopra
as Anjali
as Sanjana
as Kajal
as Hansa
as Rajni
as Chandrika
as Nandini
as Dr. Pooja
as Vishakha
as Bhavna
as Mallika
as Jhankhana
 
Supporting Cast
 
Anjjan Srivastav
as Bharatbhai Patel
 
Manju Singh 
as Shakuntala Patel
 
Dilip Joshi
as Jitendra Patel
 
Ajita Kulkarni
as Jyotsna Bhabhi
 
Vishwa Mohan Badola
as Pragji, Yogesh's Grandfather
 
Darshan Jariwala
as Devendra Patel
 
Bhairavi Vaidya
as Kantaben Patel
 
Geeta Tyagi
as Anila Kamdar
 
Rajesh Vivek
as Bhautesh Joshi
 
Yuri Suri
as Moolraj Bhai
 
Daya Shankar Pandey
as Chaand
 
Marcell D'souza
as Suraj
 
Pramod Moutho
as Indravadan Zaveri
 
Terence Lewis
as Stage Dancer
 
Bhim Vakani
as Kacharbhai Patel
 
Bharti Shah
as Kokilaben Patel
 
Gautam Saugat
As Nanaji's Lawyer
 
Pratik Dixit
as Khodi
 
Ram Girdhar
Ramnikbhai
 
Pooja Kasekar
Sanchita
 
Kammal Adib
Taralbhai Parekh
 
Yogi
Thakkar
 
Milind Joshi
Khushalbhai Jamnadas
 
Manoj Shah
Mansukh Jassani
 
Sheila Pillai
Shraddha Jassani
 
Balwant Jadhav
Village Headman
 
Shilpa Mehta
Jayvanti Zaveri
 
Tejpal Singh Rawat
Govardhan
 
Honey Chayya
Hasmukhbhai Shukla
 
Ashok Kelkar
Jhankhana's Father
 
Atmaram Shroff
as Jhankhana's Dada
 
Ranjeet Singh Solanki
as Talati

CREW

Director
Ashutosh Gowariker
 
Producer
Sunita A. Gowariker
Ronnie Screwvala
 
Co-Producers
Zarina Mehta
Deven Khote
Siddharth Roy Kapur
 
Music Director
Sohail Sen
 
Lyricist
Javed Akhtar
 
Director Of Photography
Piyush Shah
 
Story
Madhu Rye
 
Screenplay
Ashutosh Gowariker
Naushil Mehta
 
Dialogue
Amit Mistry
Naushil Mehta
Tapan A. Bhatt
 
Editor
Ballu Saluja
 
Art Director
Nitin Chandrakant Desai
 
Costume Designer
Neeta Lulla
 
Hair Designer
Asha Hariharan
 
Make-up Designer
Madhav Kadam
 
Background Sound
Sohail Sen
 
Sound Designer
Stephen Gomes
 
Choreographers
Chinni Prakash
Rekha Prakash
Raju Khan
Lollypop
Terence Lewis
Rajeev Surti
 
Playback Singer
Alka Yagnik
Udit Narayan
Madhushree
Shaan
Bela Shende
Tarannum Mallik
Pamela Jain
Bhavya Pandit
Marianne D'cruz
Rajab Ali Bharti
Aslesha Gowariker
Ashutosh Gowariker
Sohail Sen
 
Publicity Designer
Nabeel Abbas
 
Still Photographer
Avinash Gowariker
 
Digital Campaign
Epigram
 
Music Company
Sony Music

Details

Production Companies
Ashutosh Gowariker Production Pvt Ltd
UTV Motion Pictures

Distributed By
UTV Motion Pictures
 
Release Date
25 September 2009
 
Original Language
Hindi
 
Runtime
2h 54m