Dear Members In My Name is Khan, Shahrukh Khan plays an autistic Muslim who suffers discrimination in the United States after the September 11, 2001, would it have made more sense that the movie theme revolved around Mumbai's Nov 26 attacks instead of American Sep 11.
Seems bollywood is taking Indians for a ride. We have to sympathise Sep 11 but not what is happening in our own backyard. Karan Johar also says," We have to reach out to the Muslim community." Can I ask, why is it not the other way round? Why is it always one way? Is there something wrong in our thinking? Please answer. http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Features/Business-of-Bollywood/My-Name-is-Khan-has-a-lot-riding-on-me-Karan-Johar/articleshow/5515201.cms?curpg=1 Because of the strong Islamic content in My Name is Khan, there is a connect for a large Muslim audience which, I feel, must watch this film and it is up to us to reach out to reach out to them effectively. It is about goodness and humanity, both universal concepts. And though, the story is based in the US and may have an international texture, its core and gut is Indian, which is why the pan-Indian audience. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OWNER : [email protected]; [!! Sriram Savarkar ¡¡] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Sriram Savarkar" group. To modify your list subscription, please send a blank email to: For posting Messages: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] Visit Group : http://groups.google.com/group/sriram-savarkar?hl=en
