Critical paper

Critical paper for My Name is Khan My Name is Khan is a 2010 Indian drama film directed by Karan Johar, written by Shibani Bathija and starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol in the lead roles. It is a movie which shows a great discrimination towards a particular group of culture. The dark side of identity is also pointed out in the movie. Indeed, this movie indicates of how the people claim of being superior to any other culture. First thing first, I am greatly touched by the character of the main star named Rizwan (Shah Rukh Khan) I feel his emotions and I am surprise towards his abilities like repairing mechanical things though he has a syndrome. Second, is Mandira who is strong enough and I appreciate her for marrying someone who has a syndrome. Thirdly, is his brother who look for Rizwan to U.S, although, they don’t have good relation when they are young. I feel the characters as real, complex and fleshed out. Actually in this movie many characters have showed dedication and as a whole they correspond to the entire movie. The entire story has its twist and conflicts but the characters overcome from this until the end. Rizwan Khan is a Muslim from India who has Asperger syndrome. He is frightened by the color yellow and sharp sounds or noise. His brother, Zakir, get Rizwan to live in United States after their mother passed away. All is well, until Rizwan meet her special someone Mandira. Mandira is a Hindu woman who works as hairdresser. She is a single mother with a young boy named Sameer. Rizwan and Mandira fall inlove with each other and they get married. And both Mandira and Sameer take Khan as their last name. They lived in their own and they are close from other next door named Sarah, Mark as reporter and their young boy Reese. Sameer is close to Reese. The happy living of Khan’s family screwed up after the September 11 attacks. It is a series of four coordinated terrorist attacks launched by the Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda upon the United