Deleted Scenes of My Name Is Khan

Wilhemina Hurricane Sequence Director Karan Johar received a lot of flak for the whole hurricane sequence that hits the quaint, little town of Wilhemina, Georgia. A majority of people felt that the whole hurricane sequence was quite long, boring, Read More">over the top and plain unnecessary. All of you who felt this way will be surelyRead More

Wilhemina Hurricane Sequence

Director Karan Johar received a lot of flak for the whole hurricane sequence that hits the quaint, little town of Wilhemina, Georgia. A majority of people felt that the whole hurricane sequence was quite long, boring, over the top and plain unnecessary. All of you who felt this way will be surely relieved to know that what you saw of the hurricane sequence was just a small part and KJo had actually shot much more which never made it to the final cut. Says Karan, "There is this whole 8 minute long sequence which took us 15 days to shoot and cost us a bomb. Eventually it didn't make it in the final version but I do feel like it sharing it with you in this DVD." The sequence shows Rizwan's never-say-die attitude as he along with his other supporters actually save the church from drowning. In what seems almost like a miracle, the church actually rises a few metres above the ground allowing the water to flow below it. This one indeed has to be seen to be believed.

The much awaited DVD of Karan Johar’s super-hit film My Name Is Khan was launched yesterday by the director himself. Besides the usual stuff like the making of the film, the theatrical trailer etc., Read More">the DVD features almost 45 minutes of deleted scenes. Each deleted scene is preceded by a short intro by Karan JoharRead More

The much awaited DVD of Karan Johar's super-hit film My Name Is Khan was launched yesterday by the director himself. Besides the usual stuff like the making of the film, the theatrical trailer etc., the DVD features almost 45 minutes of deleted scenes. Each deleted scene is preceded by a short intro by Karan Johar in which he speaks about the significance of the scene and the reasons why it failed to make it in the end product. He also adds that it was indeed a tough task for his editor Deepa Bhatia to decide which scene to retain and which one to chop off. While many of the deleted scenes are genuinely heart-warming, some are plain ordinary. We bring you some of the best moments from the unseen footage which couldn't make the final cut. Take a close look at some of these scenes and you will realise that this DVD is indeed a must-buy for all KJo-SRK-Kajol fans.

Rizwan's journey from childhood to San Francisco

This section features some deleted scenes from the early part of the film where a young Rizwan (played by the supremely talented Tanay Chedda) gets valuable tips on life from his loving mom (played beautifully by Zarina Wahab). By now its common knowledge that Rizwan's character in the film has the god-gifted talent of 'repairing almost anything' and this very trait is depicted in some of the deleted scenes like the one in which a young Rizwan repairs an old watch. The section ends with a scene featuring Soniya Jehan (who plays Rizwan's caring sister-in-law) taking a now grown up Rizwan (Shah Rukh Khan) to the American Autistic Society. Shah Rukh's expression on seeing other autistic people and his joy at getting his hands on a Rubik's Cube indeed makes this scene a must-watch.

Tere Naina – Alternate Cut The beautiful ‘Tere Naina‘ track depicts the first burst of romance between Rizwan and Mandira’s (Kajol) characters in the film. While the song did feature in the film, some fun filled moments like Navneet Nishan’s character calling SRK, Read More">Raju Guide (as he keeps giving details about the history of SanRead More

Tere Naina - Alternate Cut

The beautiful 'Tere Naina' track depicts the first burst of romance between Rizwan and Mandira's (Kajol) characters in the film. While the song did feature in the film, some fun filled moments like Navneet Nishan's character calling SRK, Raju Guide (as he keeps giving details about the history of San Francisco) and SRK accidentally staring at Navneet's cleavage indeed makes for good viewing. There is also a sequence in the song in which Kajol's character Mandira is shown having tequila shots in a pub and dancing away to glory much to Rizwan's amusement which is quite an entertaining watch.

Read More">Sajda – Alternate Cut This is probably the most entertaining of the deleted scenes. Most of the shots were supposed to feature during the ‘Sajda‘ song but unfortunately had to be chopped off. The cute sequence in which Kajol playfully winks at Shah Rukh even as he tries to kiss her from far features inRead More

Sajda - Alternate Cut

This is probably the most entertaining of the deleted scenes. Most of the shots were supposed to feature during the 'Sajda' song but unfortunately had to be chopped off. The cute sequence in which Kajol playfully winks at Shah Rukh even as he tries to kiss her from far features in this section. There's also a hilarious shot in which Dominic Renda (who plays SRK and Kajol's neighbour Mark in the film) plants a kiss on SRK's lips. The song also has unseen footage of Kajol gifting Shah Rukh various tools and equipments with which he can happily repair almost anything. Must say this whole sequence is sorely missed in the film.

Read More">Mandira’s Parents’ Track The deleted scenes also feature an entire track involving Kajol’s parents (played by Shishir Sharma and Suhasini Mulay). The scene shows Kajol having a tele-conversation with her parents who are very upset with her proximity to a Muslim guy. Though Kajol’s performance in the scene is quite remarkable the scene as suchRead More

Mandira's Parents' Track

The deleted scenes also feature an entire track involving Kajol's parents (played by Shishir Sharma and Suhasini Mulay). The scene shows Kajol having a tele-conversation with her parents who are very upset with her proximity to a Muslim guy. Though Kajol's performance in the scene is quite remarkable the scene as such seems quite clichéd and has rightly been chopped off from the final product.