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my name is khan
Lesley 2022-03-24 09:02:01
"My Name is Khan" is an Indian film without Indian-style singing and dancing. From the perspective of an American Indian, it shows the impact and harm of 9/11 on the family, life, work and other aspects of innocent Muslim brothers. Those religions, races, politics, etc. The hatred and anger should not be cast on ordinary, kind-hearted civilians. The most terrible thing for human beings is blind hatred, racial discrimination and abusive violence. The whole film is well-made, the rhythm is tight, the story is sincere and touching, the plot is warm and powerful, Shahrukh Khan's acting is explosive, and the perfect interpretation: the power of love is stronger than hatred and war! Highly recommended!
Extended Reading
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President Barack Obama: Rizvan Khan, it's good to see you hale and hearty. You on TV more than me now, huh?
Rizwan Khan: You already know my name?
President Barack Obama: Yes I do. Your name is Khan.
Rizwan Khan: Yes.
President Barack Obama: And you are not a terrorist.
Rizwan Khan: Oh no, no, I'm not a terrorist. No. And this is my son
[showing picture]
Rizwan Khan: He was not a terrorist either.
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[last lines]
President Barack Obama: I tell you what, security has any other messages, you call *me*.
Rizwan Khan: Good, good. Can I have your number, please?
Mandira Khan: Ah, thank you Mr. President.
President Barack Obama: Thank you.
Mandira Khan: Shall we go home?
Rizwan Khan: Oh no, no, I'm not a terrorist. No. And this is my son
[showing picture]
Rizwan Khan: He was not a terrorist either.
Rizwan Khan: Yes, let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home.
President Barack Obama: Thank you.
Rizwan Khan: Goodbye.