Rizwan Khan, a young Indian Muslim in San Francisco, suffers from Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism, which manifests itself mainly against the fenfible of feelings other people. Nevertheless Khan in love as soon as he meets Mandira. The happiness seems complete, as the two marry and start a business. But then the 11th September 2001 - and everything changes. (Source: Moviemaze )
great potential, given away terrific - or say you would have sold off? Sold in favor of sensationalism a la Hollywood? Cumbersome music, the subliminal patriotism not improved is that it sounds like India and Bollywood. Constant blackouts. An overdose of gay tiger drama. And voila, the box office. Just a pity that the otherwise promising story thus difficult to fall behind.
"It are only two types of people: do good, the good and do evil, evil "- this sentence explains the mother of Rizwan Khan alone outside their adult son Rizwan world can not understand that he suffers from Asperger Syndrome... that makes it more difficult for him almost impossible to show empathy, to feel emotions. Rizwan has been in the period before the new era of September 11, 2001, as a stranger. Filmic people like cinema observers laugh at him, but he is a tragic figure for the one who has very understanding and care, with power and energy is replete. The world, however, complicated even before the terrorist attacks in New York enough, it is still unpredictable. This runaway-religious war in the minds of humans, the citizens of the world with a handshake also to make autistic people - incapable of reasonably harmonious coexistence. Western civilization, especially the staggering rage last remaining superpower suffocated in paranoia. Neighbors to potential suicide bombers. How to cope in an autistic autistic world?
director Karan Johar could have a little more sobriety, turning with a little more restraint effects, a really strong film. He opted for the melodrama. Why? Because people see in a world full of problems no problems do when they go to the movies? But with an art-makers not responsible for what he does? Must it be in the interest Johar to take the mirror he got down in the hand and hold it against the faces of his audience? Would be a bit less in the case of My Name is Khan been so much more.
"It are only two types of people: do good, the good and do evil, evil "- this sentence explains the mother of Rizwan Khan alone outside their adult son Rizwan world can not understand that he suffers from Asperger Syndrome... that makes it more difficult for him almost impossible to show empathy, to feel emotions. Rizwan has been in the period before the new era of September 11, 2001, as a stranger. Filmic people like cinema observers laugh at him, but he is a tragic figure for the one who has very understanding and care, with power and energy is replete. The world, however, complicated even before the terrorist attacks in New York enough, it is still unpredictable. This runaway-religious war in the minds of humans, the citizens of the world with a handshake also to make autistic people - incapable of reasonably harmonious coexistence. Western civilization, especially the staggering rage last remaining superpower suffocated in paranoia. Neighbors to potential suicide bombers. How to cope in an autistic autistic world?
director Karan Johar could have a little more sobriety, turning with a little more restraint effects, a really strong film. He opted for the melodrama. Why? Because people see in a world full of problems no problems do when they go to the movies? But with an art-makers not responsible for what he does? Must it be in the interest Johar to take the mirror he got down in the hand and hold it against the faces of his audience? Would be a bit less in the case of My Name is Khan been so much more.
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