MY NAME IS KHAN is anew film that has made in America The film begins with the child, Rizwan Khan (Tanay Chheda), a Muslim who has Asperger syndrome, growing up with his mother (Zarina Wahab) in the Borivali section of Mumbai.Later as an adult (Shahrukh Khan), Rizwan moves to San Francisco and lives with his brother and sister-in-law. While there, he falls in love with Mandira (Kajol).
They eventually marry and begin a business.

After the events of 9/11, Rizwan and Mandira begin to face a number of difficulties. Following a tragedy, they separate. In order to win her back, Rizwan embarks on a long journey across the United States.

My Name Is Khan
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Directed by	Karan Johar
Produced by	Hiroo Yash Johar Gauri Khan
Written by	Story and Screenplay: Shibani Bathija Dialogues: Shibani Bathija Niranjan Iyengar
Starring	Shahrukh Khan Kajol
Music by	Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Cinematography	Ravi K. Chandran
Editing by	Deepa Bhatia
Distributed by	Fox Searchlight Pictures
Release date(s)	12 February 2010[1]
Running time	161 minutes[2]
Country	India
Language	Hindi English Actor/Actress Role Shahrukh Khan Rizwan Khan Kajol Mandira Katie A. Keane Sarah Kenton Duty Reese Garick Benny Nieves Detective Garcia Christopher B. Duncan President Barack Obama Jimmy Shergill Sonya Jehan Parvin Dabas Arjun Mathur Raj Sugandha Garg Zarina Wahab Rizwan's mother Tanay Chheda Rizwan Khan (as a child) Navneet Nishan Sheetal Menon Radha Arjan Aujla Yuvaan Makar Jennifer Echols Adrian Kali Turner Michael Arnold Young Reese at 6 Dominic Renda Mark Garrick S M Zaheer Arif Zakaria Faisal Rahman Vinay Pathak Sri Chaganty Extra Subha Chaganty Extra Sumeet Raghavan

In an August 2009 interview, Shah Rukh Khan stated that Film My Name Is Khan is "not about terrorism, or 9/11. It’s about a relationship between two people, between an individual and the State, and between an individual and the country. In short, there the three important components: love story, Islam and a mild form of autism."

In an earlier July 2009 interview, Khan also noted that the film focuses on themes concerning "the relationship between the Western world and Islam and how that has changed over the past few years." He describes the film as about "the journey of one family and how it changes because of 9/11" and suggests "we touch upon that in a very unbiased and educated way." In another early interview, he also stated that, "it’s not about a disabled man’s fight against disability. It’s a disabled man’s fight against the disability that exists in the world — terrorism, hatred, fighting ... My Name is Khan is also about Islam and the way the world looks at Islam but we are not taking any sides. We are only trying to say that there are only good people and bad people. There are no good Hindus, bad Hindus, good Christians, bad Christians. Either you are a good person or a bad person. Religion is not the criterion, humanity is."

In late 2008, journalist Madhureeta Mukherjee (referring to the post - 2008 Mumbai attacks atmosphere in India) suggested in an interview with Karan Johar that, "My Name Is Khan starts at a time when Hindus and Muslims in India have united like never before." In response, Johar stated: "I think it’s an exceptionally relevant time, as the unity of our nation is of paramount importance, and I am very happy to witness such a movement in front of my eyes. We are all coming together to fight for a common cause – called humanity. Everyone knows that terrorism has no religion and it will never have a religion. As a filmmaker, I believe that I have a social responsibility and I promise to fulfill tha