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"Shah Rukh Khan&amp;#039;s My Name is Khan will premiere at next year&amp;#039;s Berlin Film Festival but will not be allowed to compete with other entries. The film has been entered in the competition category alongside the latest works of Roman Polanski and Martin Scorsese. According to Mumbai Mirror, the reason for the feature&amp;#039;s exclusion from the actual competition is unclear. Producer Karan Johan said: &amp;quot;The decision to place our film in the Competition section without competing was taken entirely by Fox Star. Shah Rukh and I are completely one with it. We are just happy to be in the same section as the new films by Martin Scorsese and Roman Polanski.  &amp;quot;Fox Star has been on the same page as me from the start. Shah Rukh, Kajol and I are getting ready for Berlin. It will be the first full-fledged screening of our film. We are anxious to see how the global audience at Berlin reacts to it.&amp;quot; The film&amp;#039;s investors Fox Star Studios reportedly asked for references to terrorism to be removed from the film&amp;#039;s trailer. Johan denied the story: &amp;quot;Fox Star knew exactly what My Name Is Khan is about. It&amp;#039;s a fact that the film is not about terrorism. Yes, 9/11 does form a background to the tale, but the film is a love story and a story of humanism under pressure.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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