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| Kajol | ... | ||
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Sarah Garrick
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Reese Garrick
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| Benny Nieves | ... | ||
| Christopher B. Duncan | ... |
President Barack Obama
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| Jimmy Shergill | ... |
Zakir Khan
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Sonya Jehan | ... |
Hasina Khan
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| Parvin Dabas | ... |
Bobby Ahuja
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| Arjun Mathur | ... |
Raj Burman
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Sugandha Garg | ... |
Komal - Rajesh's associate
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Zarina Wahab | ... |
Razia Khan
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S.M. Zaheer |
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Arif Zakaria | ... |
Dr. Faisal Rahman
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| Vinay Pathak | ... |
Jitesh - Motel Owner
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Rizwan Khan, a Muslim from the Borivali section of Mumbai, suffers from Asperger's syndrome, a form of high-functioning autism that complicates socialization. The adult Rizwan marries a Hindu single mother, Mandira, in San Francisco. After 9/11, Rizwan is detained by authorities at LAX who mistake his disability for suspicious behavior. Following his arrest, he meets Radha, a therapist who helps him deal with his situation and his affliction. Rizwan then begins a journey to meet US President Bush to clear his name. Written by Auntie A
This movie has such an important theme and had a huge impact on me. In this part of the world, religious intolerance is evident, especially with the minority I can from. America needs to KNOW that not all Muslims/Arabs are terrorist. You claim religious tolerance and indifference when in fact you are blinded by your own grief and misjudgment. Please let this movie change that, and become an eye-opener not only to cultural and religious tolerance in the US but all around the world, including in Egypt. The main idea is reiterated in the movie over and over again - there are only good people and bad people - there is no other difference. Brilliant movie!