The movie review of 'Reluctant Fundamentalist'.

Respected sir,

The ‘ Reluctant Fundamentalist’ movie released in 2014,directed by Mira nair.it is not less than any Hollywood movie,its script is written by Salman Rushdie and mohsin Hamid.

The Reluctant Fundamentalist" follows the transformations of the wide-eyed Pakistani Changez Khan who arrives in the US with great professional ambitions.The story is recounted in flashback by Changez.

This movie all about political controversy and 9/11 attack ,idea of East and West , American dream of changez.changez kham leading main role in this movie.This movie reflects relationship between Pakistan and America.As we realize that America is a capable country contrasting Pakistan . As we probably an aware in Postcolonial theory .one country tries to control another country .so as we realize that America control Pakistan. furthermore ,in this film principal character 'Changez’ endure a great deal since he is from Pakistan.in America he is capable and intelligent individual as opposed to other individual in his office,yet he confronts great troubles in America.For instance 'Changez' allow due to his standpoint and his body looks up at air terminal and it is offending for any individual to be exposed and giving the confirmation that he is not terrorist.so,we can see Power of East and West in this movie.In this movie the character of chngez khan is an intriguing one.

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