Filmmaker Karan Johar has recently described his film “My Name Is Khan” as a powerful reminder that humanity does not know any limit.

The film, which starred in the lead roles by Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, was released on February 12, 2010, and became one of the highest -grossing Hindi films, as well as made the second biggest -grossing Indian film. Went. Year. Today on his 15th anniversary, Karan shared an indifferent post on Instagram.

Considering the milestone, he expressed that the actual effect of the film “drowned much later” because its importance came out over time. Sharing a video from the film, Kejo wrote, “It has been 15 years, and yet the feelings of this film remain strong as always. I still remember the journey to bring this story into life – love, challenges, and a deep sense of purpose that took us every step at every step. But the true influence of my name has sinks the mine, later, has promoted it for years through countless stories, messages and connections. ,

“Even today, I see that its dialogues are being quoted, its music is nurtured, and the message of its love and flexibility is long. The film was always more than cinema – it was a statement, a feeling, and above, a reminder that humanity does not know any limit. As we celebrate #15yearsofmnik, I feel very gratitude for all who adopted Rizwan’s journey and made it their own. #15yearsofmynameiskhan #mynameiskhan, “Karan said.

Directed by Karan Johar and co-written by Shibani Bathija and Niranjan Iyengar, “Mera Naam Khan Hai,”, tells the story of Rizwan Khan (Shahrukh Khan), a person with Syndrome, which shifted San Francisco to San Francisco after his mother’s death We do. , There, he married a young son, Sameer from the previous wedding to a temple Rathod (Kajol) in a Hindu woman. However, after 9/11 incidents, Mandira experiences Islamophobic treatment, and when Sameer is killed due to religious stress, the tragedy attacks.

Rizwan captured a trip to prove that his faith and surname does not define him as a terrorist, challenging social prejudices on the way.

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