maitrekheiri i was in my bedroom watching anime when I saw my mother watching an Indian film and these was never happened before because she hate them but when I watch with him these movie I really like hem and my mom,i was so interested with the smart of the hero so i wish to you can watch hem he is really a great film!!!

Jatinder Singh Duniya Mein Do Tarah Ke Insaan Hote Hai; Acche Insaan Jo Accha Kaam Karte Hai Aur Bure Insaan Jo Bure Kaam Karte Hai.How Simple Is This To Say And Even How Simple Is This To Understand But Its Next To Impossible To Implicit It Because We Have Certain More Classifications Vis Hindu-Muslim, Black-White And So On.My Name Is Khan Is Story Of A Khan Who Lives Happily And Contentedly With His Family Of His Wife And Son. Their Happiness Ends Due To The Darkest Divide Of Time i.e. Post 9/11. From Here Khan Starts His Journey To Meet The President Of USA. Why And How He Meets Him That Is The Rest Of Story.Before Anything Else This Movie Is Great Teacher. I Might Not Think Twice To Say It Best Movie Ever Made On Earth (Personal Opinion Differs). It Teaches A Beautiful Classification Of How Homo Sapiens Exists On Earth. It Shows How The Love Could Change Ones Hatred. It Shows Humanity Is The Best Religion And Actually The Only Religion On Earth. There Exists No Difference Between Human Emotions No Matter From Where They Come From And All This In Beautiful & Engaging Narration.Moving To The Movie.Story Of Film Revolves Around Rizwan Khan Whose Happy Life Gets Devastated On A November 27, 2007. His Journey To Meet President Make Rest Of Story. Its A Really Sweet And Full Of Emotions Which Is Woven Into Equally Sweet Screenplay By Shibani Bhatija.Cinematography Is Brilliant. Every Single Frame Is Beautifully Captured. Kudos To Red Chillies VFX Too For A World Class Work They Have Done.Captain Of Ship Karan Johar, Its His Best Work Till Date Without A Doubt.Music By Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy Is SRK's One Of The Best Album And Underrated Too. Sajda, Noor-E-Khuda, Tere Naina And Allah Hi Reham Are Gems. One Song Which Is Not Picturised In Film, i.e. Rang De (Its A Must Listen. On Top Of My Playlist From Last Few Days).Moving To Performances Kajol Is Treat To Watch. Shah Rukh Khan Rocks (Underperforms In Few Scenes Though) But He Is On Some Other Level In Many. Chemistry Of SRKajol Is Too Much Sweet. (And We See Mere Bits Of It In Latest Dilwale) Jimmy Sheirgill Do Good In Whatever Is Given To Him. In Short Everyone Plays Their Part Quite Brilliantly.Overall Its A Must Watch Film From My Side And Not To Miss Bollywood Film. You Will Be In Tears If You Are Weak Hearted But Being In Tears Watching A Film Explains How The Film Wins.Rating : ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

maixiu Popped this in the other night and only made it through the first hour before I couldn't stay awake any longer. What I saw to that point was a fairly harmless romantic comedy that featured a couple of nice performances.The next night I resumed watching and it was like the movie entered the Twilight Zone. Gone was the warm, quirky beginning and in its place came something that can only be described as a mix between an After School Special and a CAIR-funded work of propaganda. What's the old joke? "Muslims fear backlash from tomorrow's terrorist attack" Acts of retribution on innocents are to be condemned in the strongest terms but this movie falsely depicts an America steeped in bigotry and hate. In fact, Islam has mostly been accorded a special status in America since 9/11. It began that very week with President Bush insisting that Islam is a "religion of peace". The scene with the teacher railing against the violence of Islam? It's far more likely in the post 9/11 world that a school would insist its non-Muslim students learn a sanitized version of Muslim history, perhaps even asking them to wear Islamic dress or try a sample fast for Ramadan. This isn't a political board and I don't want to get off topic because the point is that these film makers seem to have only a passing familiarity with the United States, yet they made the country as a whole one of the characters in their film -- and in doing so chose to depict it in a very poor light.A grievous example of this was the fictional town in Georgia that appeared to be a Disneyfied version of an 1880's sharecropper village. One that has remained in the same ossified state well into the 21st century. Yes, some towns are poorer than others but can you find me a single example of an American small town where there are only cow paths and not a single paved road? Where every denizen resides in a ramshackle wooden shed? As embarrassing as this was, the post-hurricane scenes are even more ridiculous. A hurricane that lasts a month? A town completely bereft of modern medical facilities or any modern structure? The only ones bothered enough to offer relief are out-of-towners who come on foot? This may or may not happen in some backwater South Asian town during the monsoon but it bears no resemblance to reality in the United States.And so what was this all building to? The further deification of Barack Obama, it would appear. Was it a love story? A story of justice for young Sameer? A tale of hope and inspiration in the face of adversity? Who knows? After nearly 3 hours, the viewer can't be sure of anything other than it's time for another song.

braddugg Written with good intent but directed for friendship.Had the film ended when KHAN comes out of jail and sees his wife and instead of her going away had they just met there and had walked away together, it would have surely become worth a go. But, to escalate the point that Shahrukh is a HERO (damn larger than life) the last 45 minutes was screwed up and the entire film was ripped apart.There are very few moments that seem original and most others seem preachy and over the board. There is good acting, good music but the story is too bad in the end. The sad part is it's all messed up and there is no free flow. It seems overtly fabricated.I hate K Jo as a film maker now, I will not go to Theater again to watch a movie that he makes.It's1/5.