What i find truly amazing is that almost all those who have commented on this movie are either Pakistanis or Muslims or both!!!Now this should not be the case. Iam an Indian and i feel that this movie for the first time brings a glimpse to the culture and way of life across the border and dare i say that the similarities are striking!!! Again the events that happened to mansoor or sarmat could easily have happened to anyone and such cases have been heard of in India. This is what gives the movie a unique identity and makes it the voice of the sub continent.
Also the duologue's by naseerudin shah provide a rare glimpse in the true meaning of Islam, a voice that has been lost in all the noise made by the fundamentalist in the recent times. The acting throughout the movie is splendid and the music is fantastic and add to it bits and pieces of humor and this makes the movie a great experience.
Finally the message in the movie"I still love America in-spite of these few bad men and similarly i hope you will not hate all Muslims just because some have hurt your country" stands out and deserves a hearty applause.
Also the duologue's by naseerudin shah provide a rare glimpse in the true meaning of Islam, a voice that has been lost in all the noise made by the fundamentalist in the recent times. The acting throughout the movie is splendid and the music is fantastic and add to it bits and pieces of humor and this makes the movie a great experience.
Finally the message in the movie"I still love America in-spite of these few bad men and similarly i hope you will not hate all Muslims just because some have hurt your country" stands out and deserves a hearty applause.