During the winter vacation, I was bored and relied on mobile phone traffic to brush movies, including some classics, the most impressive is an Indian movie "My Name is Khan". When you first hear the name, you can't imagine what the content is, but the rating of this movie is very high, it has reached 9.0, and it will make people see its rating and can't help but explore its content.
The protagonist Khan is a congenital Asperger's syndrome patient, different from his illness, but the younger brother is healthy and healthy from childhood to adulthood, and is a normal and intelligent young man. But the Lord did not deprive him of anything other than this illness. Since he was a child, Khan has shown extraordinary memory and comprehension, although from the appearance, he is just a fool, but his mother knows him and loves him, and because of his mother's non-giving up, he is eventually accepted as a closed disciple by a famous local academic professor because of his extraordinary memory. The teacher treated Khan like a treasure and devoted his life to teaching the student.
The feeling that this movie gives me is described in two words: touched. This is the first film since Titanic that touched me. In all respects, I think that although the protagonist Khan suffers from this rare disease, it seems that something is mutilated than a normal and healthy person, but what his mother gives him mentally is the same as that given to his brother, or even richer. This spiritual deficiency completely compensated for his physical deficiencies. His mother often taught him, "There are only two kinds of people in this world: good people and bad people." So he believed and judged the people he met according to the standards given by his mother.
Khan's world has thus become very simple, he only knows the distinction between good and bad people in this world, and he is generous, benevolent, loving, and selfless. In the eyes of many people, in fact, Khan is happy, in this flashy world, living transparent and white and always having its own set of standards for people, is the most relaxed and free. There are all kinds of people in his world, and many rules and regulations bind many people, and most people can only move in this fixed framework, and over time, the shackles of thought are difficult to get rid of. But Khan didn't, because people believed too much, and Khan always just remembered his mother's words, simple and comfortable.
Her mother fears that his illness will affect his future life, but she knows that her Khan is actually a very intelligent child, so she repeatedly asks Khan to make himself happy. A truly self-reliant and tenacious man would never let anything be an excuse for him not to work hard, and he did not naturally rely on his brother who had already started a family to support him because of his Asperger's syndrome, even though his brother was fully capable of that financial ability. He relied on the knowledge he learned from his mother and mentor when he was a child, and later met the beautiful and kind Mandela, a young man who fell in love with this enthusiastic girl almost at first sight, so after determining his heart for the other party, he began to pursue his love without hesitation.
Khan's transparency can be expressed in his treatment of his beloved girl, Mandela, who later learned that she was a single mother with an eight-year-old son and did not look at her according to the world's eyes. In his heart, he saw that the mountain was the mountain, the sea was the sea, and seeing the girl he liked was to work hard to pursue her happiness. In the end, he successfully formed a family with Mandela, treating his stepson like a parent, and the family lived together satisfactorily, which was also a fulfillment of what he promised his mother to make himself happy.
Later, religious problems broke out, because the son changed his surname and religious beliefs with Khan after marriage, because of his Muslim identity, his son died in school discrimination and bullying, and a happy family was broken. His wife became angry with him and did not want to see him. Mandela angrily told Khan that although they himself knew that Muslims were not terrorists, the president did not know unless he went to tell the president to clear his son's grievances.
Go to the President of the United States with the power of a civilian, just to tell him that he is not a terrorist. To outsiders, such a thing may be absurd and funny, almost impossible. But Khan only ran away with the enthusiasm and courage in his bones for Mandela's words. It is such a sincere and sincere Patient of Asperger's syndrome that people can't help but cry. Instead of thinking about the difficulty of things, he decided that things were necessary and did them.
He still believed in His religion, His faith, His Lord. He only believes in what is right. Even if the Muslim incident is so loud that everyone avoids it, no matter how difficult the road is, when they see the mosque, they still go in to pray sincerely. He spoke to everyone who met him about his goals and dreams, and when he spoke of his faith, he would proudly tell them that he was a believer in Islam, but that he was not a terrorist. He has mercy and love, he has his own rules, and everything in the outside world cannot make him waver and give up. On the way, he meets a small town where he meets the kind-hearted Jenny's mother and John, who will take in the penniless Khan on a cold night and treat him with good food and drink. Jenny's mom gave him a lot of encouragement and support, unlike the disbelief and shock others had after hearing the news. So Khan remembered his mother, and if she were still alive, she would understand and support him in doing so. Later, he risked his life to save Jenny's mother and John in the small town hit by typhoon tsunami, a town where the U.S. government would only call for funds for disaster relief, and his deeds touched thousands of Americans, and finally he succeeded in calling on the strength of tens of millions of people with one person's strength.
Along the way, there were many people who laughed and felt that he was unrealistically persuaded to give up. But he persevered. At the side of the president of the United States, the president was seen shouting, "My name is Khan, I am not a terrorist," but was imprisoned as a terrorist by the protecting army. But in this world, there are still many good people except for bad people and indifferent people, and a reporter knows about him and runs around to clear his name. When the president finally received him, he was just excited with the joy of achieving his goal, and he could finally clear his dead son of his guilt by telling the president loudly: "My name is Khan, and I am not a terrorist." ”
In this bustling world, how can people who can do "one tendon" not be a kind of happiness? Maybe it's paranoid, maybe it looks ridiculous and unrealistic to outsiders. But many things, it is precisely because we are afraid of those outside eyes that we have made a cocoon and strangled ourselves fiercely.
May you walk out of half your life and return as a teenager.