My Name is Khan - Review.

I watched this movie last night. Unexpectedly, it was really a good movie. The plot is goos, the actors and actresses are good and I love the message it delivers.


This movie is about an autism Muslim child who determines to meet the President of United States after his wife (a Hindu) blames him for the death of their child. The child carries his surname, Khan. This happens after the September 11 incident where humanity changes and prejudice and bias towards Muslim and Islam in US. During the arguement, the wife just say it out of anger that if he (Khan) wants to go back to the wife, he must tell all people in America that he is not a terrorist. Hence, "My name is Khan, and I'm not a terrorist."

In the movie, Khan's mother had taught him that this world only have two types of people, good people and bad people, and no other difference. In which it's true, we're all human, difference lies in the good and bad things we do and not the colour of our skin. Many innocent people dies because of racial prejudice. Try see people not from the colour lenses, but feel them with your heart.

Shah Rukh Khan's portrayal as an autism patient character is well worth an applause. It's a much watch movie this year and I don't regret watching it.