What’s Your Rashi Priyanka and harmen Bhaweja's Movie Trailer & wallpaper

“What’s Your Rashi” in this movie Priyanka has played 12 characters and the film is directed by Ashutosh Gowariker. This film is a version of the US based Gujarati writer Madhu Rye’s novel Kimball Ravenswood. What’s Your Rashi is romantic and comedy movie of Priyanka Chopra and Harman Baweja.





What’s Your Rashi Movie will release in theatre on 25th September 2009. There are twelve rashi according to Indian mythology and each rashi is arranged with a person and affect his or her whole life.


Acclaimed director Ashutosh Gowariker has given us three great dramatic films with Lagaan, Swades, Jodhaa Akbar but now he is moving on to another genre with his next production. Titled What's Your Rashi? the film will star Priyanka Chopra and newcomer Harman Baweja and will be a full-on light romantic comedy. Gowariker was looking for something that was less intense and less research needed and he found it in a book that is the basis for the script of film. In an interview with Subhash K Jha he revealed just a bit about the project and here are some highlights from that interview.


Though his prior films all had serious story lines, the new film What’s Your Rashi? will be different. Gowariker said, “Lagaan, Swades and Jodhaa Akbar had the element of drama common to them. What's Your Rashi? is a light frothy romantic comedy. I've never done one of those before. After 10 years and three films that required me to do rigorous research at last I'm doing a film that requires no research.”

Shahrukh detained in US airport, released after questioning

Shahrukh detained in US airport, released after questioning New York, Aug 15 (PTI) Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan had an unnerving experience early this morning at the Newark Airport in the US when he was detained and questioned for about two hours before the Indian mission intervened and secured his release.

43-year-old Khan was detained by the immigration officers, who wanted to know why he was visiting the US and other such questions, after his name popped up on the computer screen at the counter.

The actor, who was heading towards Chicago to participate in the Independence Day celebrations, said it was a "little embarrassing" for a self-respecting man like him."It is a Muslim name and I think the name is common on their checklist," he told Indian television channels over telephone.

In New Delhi, US Ambassador Timothy J Roemer described Khan as a "global icon", who is a welcome guest in the US.