My Name Is Khan Soundtrack (

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Rating: 8.00/10 from 116000 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Mi nombre es Khan
Title in Italiano:

Il mio nome è Khan
Title in Português:

My Name Is Khan

Synopsis

During November 2007, San Francisco-based autistic Rizwan Khan, en-route to meet the President of the USA so that he can convey that his name is Khan and he is not a terrorist, recalls his life, initially with his Bombay-based dad, Dilawar Amanaullah Khan; mom, Razia; and brother, Zakir.

Dilawar works for the State Transport workshop in Borivali, and Rizwan accompanies him, learns the trade, and can repair virtually anything. After his passing, Rizwan is abused by his classmates, as well as by Zakir, who feels neglected, so she hires Wadia to teach Rizwan.

Years later, Zakir decides to re-locate to U.S.A., and once there, gets married to Hasina. He sponsors Razia and Rizwan, but Razia passes away. In San Francisco, where Zakri runs 'Mehnaz Herbal Beauty Products', Rizwan is hired as a door-to-door salesman, while Hasina concludes that he has Asperger's Syndrome.

While selling products, he meets with and is attracted to a Hindu Salon worker, Mandira Rathod, a single mother of Sameer, whose husband abandoned her and re-located to Australia. Both Rizwan and Mandira decide to get married much to Zakir's chagrin, who asks Rizwan to leave.

The trio re-locate to Banville, open their own salon, encounter racial profiling after the 9-11 terrorist attacks, are blacklisted, shunned and suffer losses, and then Sameer gets killed. Mandira blames Rizwan for her plight, while she decides to pursue Sameer's death with Detective Miguel Garcia.

When tragedy strikes, Mandira is devastated and they split. Rizvan is confused and very upset that the love of his life has left him. To win her back, he embarks on a touching and inspiring journey across America.

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My Name Is Khan
Teri Kali Kali Ankhiyon Se Jind Meri Jage
Noor E Khuda Tu Kaha Chhupa Hai
Shankar Mahadevan: Composer
Adnan Sami: Performer
Niranjan Iyengar: Writer
Tere Naina Tere Naina
Allah Hi Rahem
Shankar Mahadevan: Composer
Rashid Khan: Performer
Niranjan Iyengar: Writer
Rang De
Khan Theme (instrumental)
Shankar Mahadevan: Composer

User reviews

Robert Gonzalez
6/10

The background score in key moments of the film is powerful and evocative, enhancing the tension and drama of the scenes. The music effectively builds suspense and creates a sense of anticipation, keeping the viewers engaged throughout the movie.

Edward Clark
6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of My Name Is Khan is a standout element of the film, adding an extra layer of depth and emotion to the storytelling. The music beautifully complements the narrative and enhances the overall viewing experience, making it a memorable aspect of the movie.

Joseph Perez
1/10

I found the soundtrack of My Name Is Khan to be lacking in emotional depth. The music failed to capture the complexity and intensity of the characters' struggles and emotions throughout the film.

Anthony Lee
5/10

The soundtrack of My Name Is Khan perfectly captures the emotional journey of the main characters, especially Rizwan Khan. The music enhances the storytelling and adds depth to the scenes, making the audience feel connected to the characters' struggles and triumphs.

Michelle Martinez
5/10

The use of traditional Indian instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic and cultural touch to the film, reflecting the characters' heritage and backgrounds. The fusion of Indian and Western musical elements creates a unique and compelling listening experience.

Joshua Mitchell
5/10

The songs in My Name Is Khan are not only melodious but also meaningful, with lyrics that resonate with the themes of love, loss, and perseverance portrayed in the movie. Each song complements the narrative and evokes a range of emotions in the audience.

Patricia Williams
2/10

Additionally, I felt that the songs in the soundtrack were repetitive and did not add much value to the storytelling. They seemed out of place in many scenes, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the narrative.