There are some movies, which are succeeders right from the moment their very first promotional video hit screens and the recently released flick 'Tere Bin Laden' falls under the same category.

Since the time many months back the comical clip of this Abhishek Sharma debut directorial venture approached, tremendous curiosity value for the film arose regardless of the truth that the flick does not hold any big face value.

'Tere Bin Laden' luckily lives up to the pledge and entertains making it a real champion in all its sections.

The story of the film goes like this:

Ali Hassan (Ali Zafar) is an ambitious young news reporter from Pakistan. Ali, who is extremely eager to migrate to the US in hunt of the American dream. His repeated tries to immigrate are killed as his visa gets rejected forever.

But when things couldn't look worse he comes across Noora (Pradhuman Singh) who resembles Osama bin laden. Then, Ali hatches a plan to create a fake Osama video and sell it to media as a breakthrough scoop! Unluckily this results into serious implications as the White House also gets involved and dispatches an overzealous secret agent on Ali's trail.

The new entrant Abhishek Sharma was good as both a writer and director. In about 100 minutes story, he guarantees maximum laugh out loud moments. His recreation of Pakistan deserves congratulations.

Pakistani singer Ali Zafar was fantastic. Pradhuman Singh is simply uproarious to watch. Piyush Mishra and Rahul Singh are fun too. Barry John as the American agent is good.

So, go and watch the movie as it's a definite watch if you want to laugh your guts out! (With Inputs from Agencies)