My Name is Khan:film

Hari ini saya berpeluang menonton Film ini: My name is Khan. Wow! Bagus giler. Entah mengapa, peminat filem dan cinema seperti saya boleh terlepas menonton filem yang sebegini bagus. Saya belum pernah membaca dan mendengar tentang 'Asperger's syndrome'..kali pertama mendengar dan mengetahui tentangnya(actually dalam group autisme- that the most yang pernah saya tahu)
Jalan ceritanya berkisah dengan periustiwa 11/9 yang berlaku, bagaimana permusuhan Islam dan duinia luar yang menjadikan "islam" sebagai target kerana perkataan dan perbuatan "jihad" yang disalah ertikan. It's very beautidul film, sangat menyentuh perasaan, hampir banjir rumah. Yang paling saya best, tiada tarian hindustan yang saya paling tidak suka. Rasanya agak membuang masa melihat tarian yang lama (agaknya 5 minit kali 6 lagu)Itu satu budaya, saya fahami hal tersebut, saya bukan tidak sukakan tarian hindustan, tapi saya tidak suka tarian.... itu sahaja masalahnya. Sebab itu saya kurang menonton cerita hindustan: sebab banyak tariannya.
Cuma satu perkara sahaja yang tidak saya setuju membenarkan perkahwinan antara muslim dan bukan muslim berlaku. Menyedari sangat hal ini dibolehkan di negara-negara luar terutamanya Amrerika Syarika malah India juga (perkahwinan secara register membenarkan mana-mana agama berkahwin walaupun berbeza agama)Padahal agama Islam menyebut: Rukun perkahwinan/Rukun Nikah, syarat pertama mestilah sesama muslim. Tidak mengikut rukun bermakna perkahwinan tidak sah dilakukan. Barangkali hanya mengikut 'nature' negara luar bukannya Agama Islam.
Bercakap mengenai moral / kemanusiaannya, I have to say : it's beautiful.. (mungkin sudah terlambat kot) Saya rasa, saya tidak akan teragak-agak untuk menonton 3 kali lagi.. (the most yang saya nonton kalau filem itu bagi saya bagus) Lebih bagus lagi bagaimana seorang ibu yang yakin dapat mengibah pandangan orang lain terhadap anaknya yang mengidap sindrom Asperger, dapat belajar berdikari dan menghadapi dunia yang menjadi begitu menakutkan baginya. (Pengidap merasa takut akan suasana luar, orang luar, bunyi bising, warna kuning dan objek bersegi dan tajam serta tidak dapat ekspress their feeling melalui perkataan dan perbuatan mereka...)Tidak dapat membayangkan bagaimana mengharungi dunia yang penuh 'kekuningan', 'stranger','loud musics, sounds'dan bahaya dengan sindrom ini. Perkara baik tentang sindrom ini adalah pembawanya sebenarnya intelegent, dapat mengingati fakta dan agak lurus orangnya. Dia mengharungi kehidupan dengan bersikap baik dan menolak kejahatan, as Rizvan

Berfikir tentang sindrom ini, penuh rasa kesyukuran kepada Allah, that I'm perfect (in other word, tidak mempunyai sindrom yang pelik. But a part of me: saya tahu saya ada mengidap sindrom ini, he he he.. saya tidak suka bising, tension giler. Budak bising dalam kelas pun, saya rasa sakit kepala.

So di bawah ini info filemnya dan sinosis, tapi let me tell u one more timeL: memang tak rugi menyaksikan film ini.

Sinopsis.

Rizwan Khan (Shahrukh Khan) is a Muslim child who grew up with his brother Zakir and his mother (Zarina Wahab) in a middle class family in the Borivali section of Mumbai. Rizwan is different from other children as he has autism. However, he has certain gifts, particularly a special ability to repair things. His difference leads to special tutoring from a reclusive scholar and extra attention from his mother, all which leads to a heightened level of jealousy from his brother Zakir, who eventually leaves his family for a life in the United States .

Despite this resentment, as an adult Zakir (Jimmy Shergill) sponsors Rizwan (Shahrukh Khan) to come and live with him in San Francisco after the death of their mother. It is at this time that Zakir's wife, Haseena (Sonya Jehan) diagnoses Rizwan as having Asperger's syndrome. Rizwan also begins to work for Zakir and in the process he meets a Hindu woman, Mandira (Kajol) and her young son, Sameer or Sam (Yuvaan Makaar), from a previous marriage. Mandira is a hairdresser by profession. Despite Zakir's hostility to the match, they marry and settle down in the fictional town of Banville, where both Mandira and Sameer take Rizwan's last name as their own. They also live next door to the Garrick family. Sameer is close to their young son, Reese (Kenton Duty and Michael Arnold) while Mark (Dominic Renda) is a reporter and Sarah (Katie A. Keane) is a friend of Mandira.

The Khan's perfect existence gets disrupted, however, after the September 11 attacks on the twin towers in New York City. Mark goes to cover the war in Afghanistan and dies there. At the same time, the Khan family begins to experience post 9-11 prejudice in their community and Reese begins to turn against Sam as well. One afternoon, an argument between them turns into a racially motivated schoolyard fight between Sameer and a number of older students. Reese tries to stop the fight but is held back and Sam dies from his injuries. A shattered Mandira blames Rizwan for his death stating that Sameer "died only because his name was Khan." She then tells Rizwan that she no longer wants to be with him. When he asks her what he has to do to be together with Mandira, she tells him that he has to tell the people of the United States and the President that his name is Khan and that he is not a terrorist .

Rizwan thus sets out on a journey that takes him from one US state to another, in order to first meet President George W. Bush and later President-elect Barack Obama. During this quest, he travels to Wilhemina, Georgia and befriends Mama Jenny and her son Joel. Later, in Los Angeles, he prays in a Mosque and overhears violent rhetoric from Faisal Rahman (Arif Zakaria). He reports this to the FBI but there is no response at that moment. Later, while waiting in a crowd to meet President Bush and repeating again and again, "My name is Khan and I am not a terrorist," Rizwan is arrested and placed in a prison by police who misinterpret his statement.

While in the prison he is tortured as a terrorist suspect and meets the psychiatrist Radha (Sheetal Menon) who believes he is innocent. He is later released after a media campaign by some Indian student reporters Raj (Arjun Mathur) and Komal (Sugandha Garg) and Bobby Ahuja (Parvin Dabas), who prove his innocence by unearthing his attempts to inform the FBI about Faisal Rahman. After his release, he returns to hurricane-hit Wilhemina to help Mama Jenny and her son. His efforts attract media attention and numerous Muslims come to help as well. At the same time, Reese confesses to Mandira and reveals the identity of the boys who beat up Sam. She informs Detective Garcia (Benny Nieves) who has been assisting her on the case, and Detective Garcia arrests them.

After they are brought to justice, she joins Rizwan in Georgia. At the moment she arrives, Rizwan is stabbed by a follower of Faisal Rahman and is rushed to the hospital. With Mandira's help, Rizwan survives and meets President-elect Barack Obama (Christopher B. Duncan) who tells him: "Your name is Khan and you are not a terrorist . "


Info Filem

My Name Is Khan (Hindi: माय नेम इज़ ख़ान);[3] commonly referred to as MNIK,[4] is a 2010 Bollywood film directed by Karan Johar, with a screenplay by Shibani Bathija, produced by Hiroo Yash Johar and Gauri Khan, and starring Shahrukh Khan and Kajol,[5][6] who reunite after nine years (their last film together was Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham in 2001). It is overseen by both Dharma Productions and Red Chillies Entertainment and distributed by FOX Star Entertainment, which bought the rights for the film for a sum of INR 1 billion, thus becoming the second most expensive Bollywood film, behind Blue.[7] It is also the highest buyover for any Indian film, breaking Ghajini's record of INR 900 million.

My Name Is Khan is the fourth directorial venture of Karan Johar. Cinematography is by Ravi K. Chandran, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy composed the film's score, choreography is by Farah Khan, and lyrics were written by Niranjan Iyengar.[8] Visual Effects are by Red Chillies VFX.

My Name is Khan debuted in Abu Dhabi, UAE on 10 February 2010.[9] It released globally in theaters on 12 February 2010.[1] It was also screened as part of the 60th Berlin International Film Festival's official selection the same month.[10] In the months leading up to its release, the film has also been involved in some controversy related to international airport security and Indian politics.

Upon release, the film broke many box office records overseas, where it is currently the highest-grossing Bollywood film.[11] Within four weeks, the film crossed the INR 700 million mark in India and became the first film of 2010 to do so. The film was released in India on DVD on 28 April 2010. Blu-ray in India, plus a DVD and Blu-ray release worldwide will follow on 14 June 2010