A bit like the Forrest Gump of Bollywood.

I would not describe myself as a Bollywood movie buff, but have a few works from the Indian film factory seen in recent years that could impress me quite. My Name Is Khan is one to definitely! Ok, I have to honestly say that I was about after the first hour rather disappointed by the film. Everything was almost dripping corny and I already came to suspect me a casually constructed 0815 story is told here, but then suddenly it turned out quite differently! The story about Rizvan Khan (Shah Rukh Khan) can laugh a cry, amazed and coordinates a quite thoughtful about the ways of our society regarding certain fellows, which especially since the terrorist attacks in de United States, September 11, 2001, by many people be seen in a different (negative) light.
The acting performance of Kajol as Mandira is very good, but I must say that I am a bit of time Shah Rukh Khan disappointed. It takes him his role of autistic Rizvan as from, but everything seems somehow too clichéd. The problems he has seem to cause any real trouble, at least in their daily lives, but are ultimately always reason for a little fun, or simply be eliminated with ease. I would have liked more depth, because in the end is his disease partly responsible for its mission to meet the president.

Conclusion:
In my eyes, My Name Is Khan is says a wonderful movie of exactly what a lot of people based on their own motives only too happy to forget: There is only one difference. Good people good and bad people, the Tuen Tuen evil. Then nothing !. This work the company holds excellent front of a mirror and reminded that blind hatred, no matter why or against whom it is directed, in the end anyway hit the wrong people, and only causes more suffering. An absolutely recommendable movie, in which it pays to the full 155 minutes stick to it.