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Admirable film.

I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

I love this movie very well it's amazing perfect script and storytelling and story-line Brilliant screenplay outstanding performances by everyone good songs I watched it because my favorite superstars were in it shahrukh and jimmy They have done excellent in their character roles Karol does well in her character this is the best in 2010 I absolutely loved this movies it's epic blockbuster of all time my rating 10/10

LETS NOT WASTE TIME! karan johar need to go back to film school and learn to direct films, yes direct films!!! not steal films, this film consists of stolen work from multiple Hollywood FILMS!...Forest Gump, Rain Man...direct stolen scenes with dialogue, those who have praised this film needs to consider the fact that artwork has been stolen, this trend is infamous in bollwood. one can hardly praise anything in this film, once you recognise the extent of mockery they have thrown upon the original craft work of Hollywood..SRK needs to prove himself as a actor instead of imitating others performances...his very good at this sort of mockery...all in all, AWFUL!!!

"My name is Khan, but I am not a terrorist", At the Berlin film festival, Feb. 4, 2010 Following Polanski's "Ghostwriter" and Scorcese's "Shutter Island, the third biggie of the first three days of the fest was the Bollywood entry "My Name is Khan" starring Shah Rukh Khan, arguably the most popular actor in the world today (though not necessarily in the West). In the film Shahrukh (known affectionately back home as SRK) plays a Moslem from India who suffers from a form of Autism, (Aspergers syndrome) similar to the role undertaken by Dustin Hoffman in "Rain Man" some years back. In the mood of anti-Muslim hysteria following 9/11 the protagonist Rizwan Khan, who has married a Hindu single mother (Kajol) in San Francisco, is taken for a terrorist on two different occasions because of his erratic syndrome induced behavior. Repeating his mantra "My name is Khan, but I am not a terrorist" in a salad bowl full of situations where unreasonable anti-Islamic reactions run rampant, Khan eventually undertakes a cross country trek to Washington to see president Obama in person and clear his good Moslem name. The political statements are laid on with a heavy hand by extremely successful Bollywood masala-romance director Karan Johar, and will undoubtedly be taken with a grain of salt by American audiences, although Indian and Middle-eastern auds will surely eat all this up with unbridled relish. In any case, the love story between the stricken Shahrukh and his frequent co-star Kajol is touchingly portrayed. A dramatic climax is reached halfway through when Kajol's teenage son is killed on a soccer field by a mob of enraged anti- Muslim Americans and the Hindu wife (Kajol) holds her Moslem husband responsible for the loss of her non-moslem son. It is at this point that Rizwan sets out on his quest to meet the president and win back her love.Intermission; Part II...Johar could use a lesson in US geography because Georgia is not on the way from SF to DC, but, nevertheless Rizwan finds himself befriended by a black American family in rural Georgia, which is then struck by a hurricane of Katrina proportions. Rizwan heroically saves many people from drowning and becomes something of a national figure on TV. When President Obama finally receives him it is both a touching and a comic moment -- oops --I was weeping out of one side of my face and chuckling out the other--at the naive, borderline Saturday Nite Live, staging of this climactic finale. An eye-popper for L.A. locals was the scene where Khan momentarily encounters President George Bush on his visit to California, filmed, of all places, in front of landmark Royce Hall on the UCLA campus. At the press conference following the press screening, most of the talking was done by a supremely confident Shahrukh Khan dressed in a neat black suit and hair more combed back than usual, as director Johar and comely co-star Kajol looked on injecting an occasional comment. SRK was extremely articulate in perfect English and basically had the assemblage in the palm of his hand, despite the fact that the overall press reaction to the film was decidedly negative. He tried to portray the movie as more of a touching love story and a personal battle against a physical handicap than a political statement in defense of the Moslem image, while the press backed off politely, not pressing too hard on perceived defects but obviously curious to see what a relatively unknown Asian mega-star is like in person. I suppose you could day that Shahrukh Khan is quite cool by any standards and doesn't need the adulation of the West to bolster his ego. He gets enough adulation everywhere else, and rightfully so. I don't think that even the most jaded Western film critic would question his acting chops or natural charisma whether they liked the film itself or not. -- Alex Deleon, Berlin Film Festival

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