My name is Khan

Rizwar Khan who believes in Islam (Shahrukh Khan (played by Jimmy Shergill) suffered from Asperger's Syndrome since he was a child. After his mother passed away, he followed in the footsteps of his younger brother Zacher (Jimmy Shergill) and immigrated to San Francisco, the United States from Mumbai, India. Rizva met Mandia (Kajol), a single mother who runs a hair salon, while helping his brother's cosmetics company promote beauty products. Regardless of his brother's opposition, Rizwa insisted on marrying Hindu Mandia, and the family was harmonious and happy. The 9.11 terrorist attacks set off a wave of opposition and discrimination against Muslims in the United States. Rizvar and Mandia's hair salons were forced to close down, and Mandia's only son Sam (Yuvaan Makaar) was accidentally killed in a juvenile fight caused by racial discrimination. The grieving Mandia vented his anger on Rizwa's Muslim surname "Han", saying that she would meet him again only if Rizwa told the American people and the President of the United States that his surname was not related to terrorists. In this way, the persistent Rizwa embarked on the difficult journey to meet the president...