As the saying goes: “Money makes all the difference”, the Jewish owned 20th Century Fox has chosen Warsaw (Poland) for the world premiere of leading Bollywood actor, Shah Rukh Khan’s, latest movie My Name is Khan. On August 7, 2009. Shah Rukh Khan gave the film’s world-wide distribution right to the Fox Studio for one billion Indian rupees.
Incidently, it’s the same Khan who was detained by US customs and Border Protection agency at Newark Airport on August 14, 2009 – because his Muslim name was ‘flagged’. Shah Rukh Khan was reasonably pissed off at the Islamophobe American security system and decided to make this movie on his American experience of being mistaken as “a terrorist” due to his Muslim name.
Film was shot both in India and United States. Watch a trailer at end of this post.
“Internationally, if you have a Muslim surname, you might be considered a terrorist,” Shah Rukh Khan told Mumbai-based Daily News and Analysis on October 24, 2009.
The movie is based on the story of a Muslim child (Rizwan Khan), who has Asperger syndrom. He is brought-up by his mother in Mumbai. Later as an adult, Rizwan Khan (played by Shah Rukh Khan) migrate to San Francisco (US) to live with his brother and sister-in-law there. During his stay in San Francisco, Rizwan Khan falls in love with Mandira (played by Kojal). They eventually get married and start their own business. Life seems very peaceful until Zionists’s September 11, 2001 false-flag operation. After that Rizwan Khan and Mandira face acts of racism for being Muslims. After a tragedy they separate. In order to win her back, Rizwan Khan embarks on a long journey across the US.
Although, Muslims ruled India for over 1000 years and currently account for 140 million or 13% of India’s one billion-strong population – and most of Bollywood’s top actors being Muslims – Muslims account for less than 7% of public service emploees, only 5% of railway workers, around 4% of banking employees and approximately 29,000 Muslims in India’s 1.3 million-strong Armed Forces.
On January 31, the gangsters belonging to Hindu facist group Shiv Sena protested in front of Shah Rukh Khan’s Mumbai resident “Mannat” and burned posters of the movie ‘My Name is Khan’. Earlier, Shiv Sen leader Bal Thackeray gave a ‘Hindu fatwa’ of Shah Rukh Khan being a traitor for wishing Pakistan’s cricket team to play in India’s coming IPL competition to be played in during April-May, 2010. Bal Thackeray has demanded that Shah Rukh Khan apologize to the Indians for his feeling toward Pakistan. Shah Rukh Khan is the co-owner of Kolkata Knight Riders IPL team.
In the past, Bal Thackeray gave a similar ‘Hindu fatwa’ to another leading Bollywood Muslim star, Aamir Khan.
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