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MY NAME IS KHAN – Biggest Hit of 2010

MY NAME IS KHAN
Bollywood King Khan's ‘My name is Khan’ was released successfully across country yesterday. All the theater owner except one was agree to screen it. Inspite of the protests from Shiv Sena activists, the movie was successfully screened in the whole country.

Some of Shahrukh Khan Fans visited Delhi theaters, whereas some of them showed their happiness by the release of ‘MNIK’ & hence distributed roses in Bihar to the clients of “MY NAME IS KHAN’.

Shahrukh flick made the profit of £ 123,000 from 89 sites for the preview of ‘MNIK” on Thursday. In Australia “MY NAME IS KHAN’ made the collection of $ 39,000 on its 1st day. Sources revealed that “MNIK’ made the profit more than Aamir Khan’s flick ‘3 idiots’.

It is directed by Karan Johar, & is based on the love story of SRK & Kajol. It shows a pleasant romance between the two. Shahrukh Khan is a person who is suffering from Asperger’s syndrome. He fell in love with a Hindu girl named Mandira (Kajol) & marries her against the wishes of his family, but after some years of happiness their life take a u-turn & they spilt.

On the whole this movie is the mixture of love, romance & sentiments. It will surely attract the audience towards it & going to be one of the biggest hit of 2010.

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