Tere Bin Laden is awesome : Karan Johar

TERE BIN LADEN has been in the buzz for its funny promos and its portrayal of Osama Bin Laden. And now, the film has found a new admirer in the form of filmmaker Karan Johar.

Karan Johar tweeted on the micro-blogging site, Twitter, "Just saw TERE BIN LADEN...wonderfully satirical...some fall down funny moments and great ensemble performances..@AliZafarforu is superb!!!"

The film is about an ambitious young news reporter from Pakistan (Ali Zafar) who is desperate to migrate to the US in pursuit of the American dream. His repeated attempts to immigrate are shot down as his visa is always rejected. But when things couldn't look worse he comes across an Osama Bin Laden look alike. What ensues forms the crux of this hilarious film.

Directed by Abhishek Sharma, TERE BIN LADEN is all set to release on July 16.

Tere Bin Laden - Music Review

Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy directed music of Tere Bin laden is out and getting good response. Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy are not limited to any recognisation. The lyricist is none other than Jaideep Sahni.

The movie contain five songs which are 'Ullu da Patha, Shor Sharaba, I love Amreeka, Kukduk, Bas ek soch.' The lyrics of song supports the theme of movie and remains comedy.

The song 'Ullu da Patha' is a funky song and sung by Shankar Mahadevan and the pakistani pop singer and actor Ali Zafar. The song is average but due to its lyrics getting more popularity.

The songs 'I love Amreeka, Kukduk' are full of fun and the lyrics of bothe songs contains fun and sung by Ali Zafar and Master Saleem respectively.

The only song which some how is serious is 'Bus Ek soch' which shows the wishes of common man is sung by Ali Zafar.

On the whole Music is good and so as Lyrics and absolutely match the theme of movie. 16th July is the release date of movie and the movie is expected to hilarious and full of fun.

Tere Bin Laden is not related to Osama

Tere Bin Laden, a tongue-in-cheek Bollywood satire by debutante director Abhishek Sharma may soon change that.

"It is a satire on the situations. It talks about the post 9/11 world and how it has changed us. It is a comment on the great American dream and the war on terror," Sharma told PTI in an interview.

Sharma said he was not apprehensive when he started the project because the film is not "insensitive" to anyone.

I was not apprehensive to pick up a serious topic like this and give it a humorous tone. It is not insensitive or offensive to anyone. We are not making fun of Osama Bin Laden," he said.

Starring Pakistani singer Ali Zafar as the reporter and Praduman Singh as fake Osama, the film releases on July 16. "We have seen a lot of serious films but this was a subject which deserved a satire. It has dominated our psyche for so long that we need to see it in a funny way," Sharma said.