<p>‘Tere Bin Laden’ revolves around an ambitious Pak-based journalist Ali Hasan (Ali Zafar), who dreams of America. He has been deported from the US and his visa rejected seven times, Ali is forced to cover ‘Muqabala-e-baang’ (fighting between two cocks) in Pakistan. Ali comes across Noora (Pradhuman Singh), an Osama bin Laden look-a-like, and decides to hatch a plot to make fake video using Noora to fulfill his American dream. <br /><br />For this, he ropes in make-up artist Zoya (Sugandha Garg), dubbing artist RJ Qureshi (Rahul Singh) and his cameraman Gul. But his plan backfires as the US sends an American intelligence officer to Pakistan to nab the imaginary Osama.<br /><br />Right punches at right time give the film an edge. Pradhuman Singh is hilarious as Osama, while Pakistani actor Ali Zafar is a good-looking ‘ullu da patha’. Tere Bin Laden has all that makes a movie, and though not complete, is entertaining.<br /></p>
<p>‘Tere Bin Laden’ revolves around an ambitious Pak-based journalist Ali Hasan (Ali Zafar), who dreams of America. He has been deported from the US and his visa rejected seven times, Ali is forced to cover ‘Muqabala-e-baang’ (fighting between two cocks) in Pakistan. Ali comes across Noora (Pradhuman Singh), an Osama bin Laden look-a-like, and decides to hatch a plot to make fake video using Noora to fulfill his American dream. <br /><br />For this, he ropes in make-up artist Zoya (Sugandha Garg), dubbing artist RJ Qureshi (Rahul Singh) and his cameraman Gul. But his plan backfires as the US sends an American intelligence officer to Pakistan to nab the imaginary Osama.<br /><br />Right punches at right time give the film an edge. Pradhuman Singh is hilarious as Osama, while Pakistani actor Ali Zafar is a good-looking ‘ullu da patha’. Tere Bin Laden has all that makes a movie, and though not complete, is entertaining.<br /></p>
