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This is an archive article published on July 9, 2010
Tere Bin Laden to have late US release
US is an important part of the film,which revolves around a TV reporter,desperate to migrate there.
The US release of Tere Bin Laden,a satire on the great American dream and the post 9/11 world,has been postponed for a later date.
The film is slated to hit theatres in India on July 16. It will also see a simultaneous release in Pakistan. “We are releasing the film in India,Pakistan,Dubai,Australia,UK and other Asian markets but not in the US right now. US is a very important market for us. We first want to see the response. We will release the film in the second phase,” said Sharma,who has written and directed the film.
Incidentally,US is a very important part of the narrative,which revolves around an ambitious TV reporter,desperate to migrate to America,uses a fake Osama Bin Laden tape to get a visa. “The film is set in the George Bush era because we wanted to show how his policies affected the world at large. The film has a humorous tone but we are commenting on something which is very serious,” Sharma added.
The film,produced by Walkwater Media,stars Pakistani singer Ali Zafar as a young reporter and theatre actor
Praduman Singh as Laden.
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