My Name Is Khan

“There are only two kinds of people in this world. The good that do good deeds and the bad who do bad. There’s no other difference”, Razia Khan said to a young Rizwan Khan which starts his story. He was bullied as a child because he was different, He didn’t think like others did or act like them too. One day, his mother brought him to a known man around town who does nothing but sit all day. She told him that he had degrees she couldn’t name and asked him to teach his son to spare time. “He’s a sharp boy. He can even speak in English”, Razia said to the man. He was about to close the door when Rizwan started talking in English about facts a boy his age shouldn’t have known yet. The man accepted and became his teacher. He taught Rizwan more about books and life all together. He also paved the way for him to have a better life. “You think he could fix all of this?” a woman said in line for Rizwan’s repairs. He was repairing appliances after the floodless miracle he did. Making his mother proud which in return gives all her attention to him that makes his younger brother jealous of him. When his brother turned 18 he left for America and never looked back. Six months after his brother got married his mother died of a heart disease. “I would make a happy life for myself”, Rizwan promised to his mother before she died. He then left for America and went to live with his brother. In the few months that he has lived with his brother he met Hasina, Zakir’s wife, who taught him about his condition. “The only thing that made me different was spilt into two words, Asperger’s syndrome”, Rizwan said. He also worked for his brother’s company selling beauty products which made him meet Mandira. He fell for her. “Marry me.” He said to her one day. She told him if he brings her to a place she’s never been to then she will. He brought her to the top of a