What's Your Rashee?  Ashutosh Gowarikar's next romantic comedy What's Your Raashee? starring Priyanka Chopra and Harman Baweja is in its second schedule which is happening in Mumbai. The interesting part is that the movie will be shot at around 65 locations in Mumbai. Speaking about the commencement of the second schedule, director Ashutosh Gowarikar says, "Shooting for What's Your Raashee? has been far more challenging than that of Jodhaa Akbar, this is because with this film, we are not shooting in one location like we were for Jodhaa Akbar, we are always on the move. This is more time consuming and challenging but it's an exciting experience." Parts of the second schedule of What's Your Raashee? will also be shot in Chicago and Baroda and the film will be wrapped up by April. What's Your Raashee? is based on a Gujrati novel 'Kimball Ravenswood' by Shri Madhu Rye, and is a story revolving around a young Gujarati man in pursuit of his dream girl with the catch to find her within 10 days in order to save his family from an unforeseen ordeal, which leads to an array of confusion, chaos and a hilarious joy ride.

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The movie is based on a Guajarati novel by Madhu Arya named Kimball Ravenswood and centers on a love affair where the astrologers come up to add their own spice and the lover has to find the beloved in 10 days to avoid any mishap. The novel is pretty lucidly written and Ashutosh has gone through it many times to understand the hidden strains. True, the hunger for research has to be given a vent.

UTV Motion Pictures, that has done some sensible movies, has tied with Ashutosh Gowarikar Pictures to present the movie produced by Sunita (Ashutosh’s wife) and Ronnie Screwwalla, the director of the widely successful Jaane Tu….Ya Jaane Na.

After superfluously played Saxophone, Acoustic Guitar forms the paradigm of romanticism with delectably played chords followed with rigorous progression in diligently composed ''Jao Na (AQUARIUS)''. Sohail Sen's singing as well as guitar strumming makes a brilliant collage of a romantic communion under dim-lights (its street lights falling on open-air car...!). Sen's makes great usage of Javed saab's lucid wordings and gets optimum ''glare of publicity'' in making a career as great soloist. Tarannum Malik's restrained humming in tandem pours dash of femininity in it. It's a cool break from regular sounding KK or Mohit Chauhan as now Sohail Sen is likely to be the new name in this acceptable genre of soft-rock ballads. Chartbuster!!! 

Sohail Sen's picks his third card in the form of ''yuppie'' friendly frolicking sounding 80's pop music, with spicy touches of hip-hop in uproariously thumped ''Aaja Lehraate (GEMINI)'' . It is shades different to Ashutosh Gowarikar's style of music so far and inundates out feverish fervor of teenybopper's of college campus battling out on floors. Shaan's exuberantly loud vocals talks loud but its tangible ''n'' piercing nasal voice of Bhavya Pandit that brings out the mischievousness in it. Catered to woo young audiences, this packs dosages of breath-taking choreographic moves, lively college surroundings with scintillating camera moves and if shot well then it can be another winner on its D-Day. 
Versatility gets into its extreme, as Sohail Sen's melodic aesthetics makes mood swivels from classical cum contemporary western music to traditional ''ghazal'' singing in album's most melodious track ''Bikhri Bikhri (CANCER)''. It catapults the sobriety of romantic relations of ''Cancerian girl'' by capturing out nostalgia of emotions (''Beete pal bhool ja, Woh pal nahin hain kahin, Laayenge pal naye, Ek Zindagi phir haseen...) to the realms of eternal intimacy. This is Javed saab's finest work of the album where Sohail's somber baritones strikes chord with ethnical display of traditional instruments. To add slender sentimental hues, there is graceful humming of Marianne D' Cruz that gives it upbeat edges and makes it graceful offerings. It's like listening to finest of Roop Kumar Rathod or Hariharan's ''ghazal-gayaki'' works and thumbs up for overall fine musical display. Melodious!!!