My Name Is Khan Page #4
...then we can do what you
have asked me not to speak about.
Let's go now! Now! Now!
Sam, Just...
- It's close by.
It's just 22 minutes away from here.
We can take a cable car...
Just... Just... Just shut up.
One minute.
Just give me a minute, okay?
This list can wait.
First, you have to
do something for me.
Will you take Sam
to Discovery museum?
No.
- Please.
No, please.
- I'll kill myself.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
- I'll kill myself.
No, no, no, no. Please
don't kill yourself.
No, please don't kill yourself.
- I'll...
Okay.
- How cute.
Okay. Okay.
Okay, I'll take him.
Let's go, Sam.
Let's go, Sam.
- Okay.
Look after him and
don't let go of the hand.
Okay?
- Okay.
Not mine. His hand.
Please, please, don't kill yourself.
Sam, where's your hand?
What are you doing?
Mom said not to let go of your hand.
Mom is mad!
No touching, okay?
No touching?
- Get it?
Okay. Okay. No touching.
I like that. No touching.
Okay, everybody knows how to play.
We have Team A. Hello. Welcome.
And Team B. Good luck.
But now we need one
more team. We need Team C.
Now who's going to be Team C?
What game is this?
Can't you see? It's a puzzle.
This grid has names of
animals hidden in it.
The team that identifies the maximum
number of animals wins a prize.
Team C, anybody?
Last time Mom and I played, we lost.
Stupid game.
try to win the prize?
Mom is mad!
Team C and win this fabulous prize?
Oh terrific. We have a volunteer.
Okay, just step forward and
we'll get started with the game.
What are you doing? No, no, no,
it's embarrassing. - No touching.
Please! We'll lose.
- No touching.
No...
All right, on three.
One, two, three.
Flamingo, Chimpanzee,
Tarantulas, Stork, Penguin...
...Walrus, Wild Boar, Giraffe,
Whale, Polar Bear...
...Antelope, Cormorant, Orang-utan,
Gazelle, Pelican...
...Hippopotamus, Porcupine,
Swan, Fox.
And... monkey.
Monkey.
I guess we have a winner. Team C.
Come on, come here
and take your prize.
There you go. Congratulations.
Let's hear it for Team C.
Mom! Mom! We won.
Oh wow. Hugging, my son?
That's special.
What did you win?
Here! We won because of Khan.
Oh no, no, no, no.
My name is not Khan, its Khan.
That's what I said... Khan.
No, not Khan. From the epiglottis,
Khan. Khan.
From the epiglottis.
Epiglottis. Khan.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
Time out. Time out.
Time out.
- Khan.
Okay? Okay?
- Khan.
you want to show me, Khan?
Yeah.
Been here.
Seen this.
Bowed here.
Fell in there.
- I know.
Then why are we here?
Sam wanted to feed the ducks.
Oh, yeah Khan, Khan come
on let's go feed the ducks.
Come on! You want to hold my hands.
- Okay.
You know, Khan.
- I don't know.
I was 22 when I divorced.
I was only 22 years old.
- 22.
I had nothing.
No money.
No parental support.
I didn't even have a house.
Okay.
I had only Sam with me.
I didn't know what the
future had in store.
One day, as I was thinking,
I started walking.
I walked a lot and
There was no way ahead.
Yeah, only water.
So, I turned back.
Saw the entire city in front of me.
And for a minute, I felt
it was waiting for me.
I decided then...
No, I'm going to make this work.
And I'm going to win.
We shall overcome.
We shall overcome?
Yes! We shall overcome.
It's my favourite song.
We shall overcome.
We shall overcome.
We shall overcome. One day.
That we shall overcome one day.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
You sing badly.
You suck. You suck.
- What?!
What?! As if you are any better!
You are staring at me.
You are staring.
You are staring.
- Okay.
Okay.
Sam and I are moving
to Banville next month.
Banville.
I'm opening my own salon there.
Banvile, California.
Population 30,000.
- Yes.
Take me with you, Mandira.
I'm thin, I won't need much space.
I'll keep an eye on Sam.
I'll never let go of his hand.
Dishwasher, microwave,
washing machine, refrigerator...
...l'll repair everything.
Dishwasher, microwave oven,
washing machine...
...refrigerator
I'll repair everything.
Please take me with you.
- Khan.
No, no. Please take me with you.
Khan, we are getting late.
We have to go.
No, no please take me with you
Khan, we are getting late.
We have to go. - Okay, okay
And by the way,
I have been here before.
Come on.
- Okay.
Many things frighten me, Mandira.
than the thought of losing you.
I was scared then...
...and I'm scared now.
We're full, partner, no room.
Okay... is there any
other motel nearby?
Oh, you are an Indian.
I'll make some adjustments.
You know, it's a Saturday.
So, all the honeymoon
couples have booked my rooms.
Saturday?
Why? Do they marry
only on Saturdays here?
The one-night marriages...
try and understand.
But you don't worry.
You can stay in my room.
It has a nude channel too!
Nude channel?
The naughty and noisy channel.
Naughty? Noisy?
Down. Down!
You fool. You idiot!
I'll burn that fair
skin of yours, you idiot!
Rascal! Rascal!
All this is because
of the lousy Muslims.
Six years ago, they blew
...and today, we bear
the brunt of it.
They call for jihad (holy war) and
we have to suffer the consequences.
All blind donkeys!
Can't you make out the difference
between a Gandhian Indian...
...and a violent Muslim?
Should I show you?!
I'm going to put a board
out here:
No Muslims Allowed!This is the fourth
glass broken by the rogues!
Don't worry, Brother. Come here.
It's dangerous out there.
Listen... come back!
What's your name?
My name is Khan, and
I'm not a terrorist.
Thank you.
I miss you Mandira.
I know I can't return
before meeting the President.
I couldn't meet him in Washington,
so, now I'm going to Santa Fe.
One can achieve
everything by trying, Mandira.
Like I found that place. That day.
Yes, I'm coming, coming.
Khan, thank God.
Where were you all these days?
You could have called.
But no, you won't.
Cell phones are bad for bees.
- Now.
What?
But wait. Tell me
where we are going?
I am not dressed properly.
I don't even have my shoes.
Here. It's close.
Where?
What do you mean one minute?
One minute.
Keep quiet, Mandira. Quiet.
- Okay.
Quiet, Mandira. Quiet, quiet.
- Okay.
Quiet.
- Okay.
I have been timing it for six days.
One minute.
Close your eyes.
Close your eyes.
- Okay.
Now, now, now, now.
- Okay.
Close your eyes. Okay.
Okay, okay, okay, okay
Now, open your eyes.
Open your eyes.
Open now. Now, now.
Now, please.
Have you seen this before?
No.
Khan.
- Okay.
Marry me.
Marry me.
Okay.
- Marry me.
It's blasphemy!
And if you do, I will
sever all ties with you.
You will have no place in my house.
She is a Hindu.
There's a lot of difference between
them and us, understood?
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