My Name Is Khan
An Indian immigrant with Asperger’s syndrome moves to California to work for his estranged brother, only to risk family ties and cultural expectations when he falls for a Hindu single mother and fights for their unconventional marriage.
“An ordinary man, an extraordinary journey... FOR LOVE.”
Synopsis
Rizwan Khan is a Muslim man from the Borivali area of Mumbai and has Asperger syndrome.
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A crew of 58+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Deepa BhatiaShot by Ravi K ChandranScored by Shankar MahadevanDesigned by Sharmishta Roy
Box Office
2010 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.5× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$42.3M
US & Canada: $4.0M — 9% of worldwide · International: $38.3M (91%)
Opening weekend: $1.9M — 48% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $2.6M — 64% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 120 theaters
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Also known as
- Mi nombre es Khanes
- Il mio nome è Khanit
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Cast & Crew
58 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Shah Rukh Khan
as Rizvan Khan
Kajol
as Mandira Khan
Elaine Clark
as as Salon Manager
Sheetal Menon
as Radha
Arjan Aujla
as Sameer "Sam" Rathod Khan
Katie Amanda Keane
as Sarah Garrick
Jimmy Shergill
as Zakir Khan
Kenton Duty
as Reese Garrick
Sonya Jehan
as Hasina Khan
Benny Nieves
as Detective Garcia
Zarina Wahab
as Razia Khan
Christopher B Duncan
as President Barack Obama
Supporting cast
33Adarsh Gourav
as Rizwan (15 years old)
Tanay Chheda
as Rizwan (Young Child)
Yuvan Makar
as Young Sameer "Sam" Rathod
Parvin Dabas
as Bobby Ahuja
Katie A Keane
as Sarah Garrick
Dominic Renda
as Mark Garrick
Jennifer Echols
as Mama Jenny
Adrian Kali Turner
as Funny Hair Joel
Michael William Arnold
as Young Reese Garrick
Arjun Mathur
as Raj
Arif Zakaria
as Faisal Rahman
Farrokh Mehta
as Master Wadia
Kevin Oestenstad
as Officer John Marshall
Vinay Pathak
as Jitesh (Hotel Owner)
Sugandha Garg
as Komal
Navneet Nishan
as Rita Singh
Mary Gregory
as Mrs. V
Sumeet Raghvan
as Attacker (Faisal Rahman's Group)
Brent Mendenhall
as President George W. Bush
Juan Simmons
as Airport Security #1
James Seaman
as Airport Security #2
Len Anderson Iv
as Airport Security #3
Dominic Flores
as Airport Security #4
Christine Q Nguyen
as Airport Passenger
Larry Brown
as Desk Officer #1
Tara R Cook
as NBC Correspondent
Joseph Zinsman
as Anglo Reporter
Nicolas Pajon
as French Reporter
Rod Britt
as Walmart Manager
Elaine A Clark
as Salon Manager
Henry Schiaeffer
as Cable Car Driver
Jonathan Matthew Wilson
as Baby in Crowd (uncredited)
Laura Meadows
as Khan Supporter at Capitol (uncredited)
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1Writers
2Producers
2Other crew
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