Numerologist predicts hit for I Hate Luv Storys

When successful filmmaker like Karan Johar turn to 'numerology" for the title of his film, upcoming filmmakers have every reason to go for even unfamiliar spellings for their film titles in their quest for success.

His latest outing I Hate Luv Storys has already created super craze among the youth, mainly due to its soulful music and catchy promos. But will the film live up to the hype and sky-high expectations?

Our very own in-house expert and famous astro numerologist Bhavikk Sangghvi gave the prediction that the film would do well: “The title I Hate Luv Storys adds up to Number 51 – this octave of Number 6 is a very lucky number having a powerful potency of its own. It represents the nature of the warrior and promises sudden advancement in whatever one undertakes; it is especially favourable for those in military or naval life and for leaders in any cause. At the same time, however, it also indicates threats, enemies, danger and the likelihood of assassination," explains Bhavikk.

He continues, “Number 6 belongs to Venus – the planet of love, peace, harmony, sex etc. So, for a 'romantic film" to add up to this number is already half the battle won ".

“Imran Khan is currently running his 28th year (13th January 1983) and that is one of his best numbers. The release date 2nd July is also amongst his lucky numbers and Imran will be simply loved in his 'chocolate boy" image."

“On the other hand, Sonam Kapoor will get her first bonafide 'hit" with this film. She is a Number 9 person (9th June 1985) in numerology and this year 2010 has been proving lucky for Number 3, 6, 8 or 9 people. Her destiny number adds up to Number 2 (Moon) which coincides with the release date and Sonam"s career will take a giant leap after the film releases," adds Bhavikk.

“Last but not the least, producer Karan Johar (25th May 1972) is also ruled by Number 2 since he is a Number 7 (Neptune) person since Numbers 2 and 7 always go hand in hand. He has just completed his 38th year and that too adds up to Number 2. Two Good ! ".

“This film is 'destined" to be a 'hit" and nothing can change that. Period!" predicts Bhavikk with oodles of confidence before signing off.