Will 'Tanu Weds Manu' gather enough 'baaraatis'? Ganesha finds out

The
beautiful, charming, and extrovert 'desi kudi' from the East is all
set to take her wedding vows with the smart, intelligent, and shy
'NRI munda' from the West. The tale starts with Manu (R Madhavan)
from London, coming down to India to see Tanu (Kangana Ranaut), a
prospective Indian bride. Their eyes meet, but habits don't. However,
Manu, a simple, shy guy is awed by the outgoing, bubbly Tanu, a
complete opposite (the typical, cliched 'opposites attract' theory).
The guy next door character that Madhavan portrays suits him, but
Kangana appears in an avatar like never before. This archetypal
Bollywood story, churned by debutante
director Aanand Rai, may
not, on surface, seem really 'different' to many, but then you never
know! The music of the movie too has not really topped any charts.
Since it's a classic great Indian wedding story, the audiences will
look forward to some foot tapping music and dance numbers along with
the usual twists and turns.
Hopefully, Jimmy Shergill and Ravi Kissen, the special invitees to
the wedding, will duly entertain the audiences and win them over.

The
'mismatch' ties the knot on 25^th
February, 2011. Will the wedding of Tanu and Manu gather
enough 'baaraatis'? Will this wedding become a memorable one for all
those who attend it? Ganesha finds out with the help of Vedic
Astrology.

Tanu
Weds Manu
Release
time chart for India's major territory

Astrological
Observations

• Venus,
  the significator of arts is placed in the 10^th
  House, being the Lord of the 7^th
  House.

• Moon is debilitated.

• Stellium
  of Sun, Mars and Mercury in the 11^th
  House.

• Ascendant
  Lord Mars is well placed in the 11^th
  House.

• The
  Lord of the 9^th
  House is placed in the 12^th
  House.

Astrological
Predictions

• Ganesha feels that Tanu Weds Manu is likely to have
  more than 60 percent opening at box office.

• Film will be very entertaining, and female characters
  are likely to grab eyeballs as Venus is in the Kendra Sthaan (on an
  angle of the chart).

• According to Ganesha, the film is likely to mint money
  overseas.

• Foot tapping music is likely to popularise the songs,
  feels Ganesha. Choreography too will be good.

• This film will also make good money in small territories
  and regions. Even if this film doesn't do extraordinarily well in
  the major territories, Ganesha feels that film's business will not
  be affected.

• As
  there is no planet opposing Venus, the Lord of the 7^th
  House, there is no tough competition for the film and no fight at the box
  office.

Good luck and may Lord Ganesha bless the cast and crew
of Tanu Weds Manu.

Ganesha's Grace,
The GaneshaSpeaks Team