Tere Bin Laden

...a delightful little gem of a film, based on an unbelievable premise, but treated with just the right mix of straight-faced gravity and furiously oddball humour.

...a subtle slapstick, if such an oxymoron exists.

...a wicked comedy with an out-of-the-box concept that offers laughter unlimited.

Slapstick in some scenes, satirical in most and silly at times, Tere Bin Laden clicks primarily because above all its farce, it has an entertaining story to narrate.

A brilliant satire.

...is 'laden' with many humourous moments. It is by far the funniest film in recent times.

...a smart script and some smart acting.

We are not looking for logic here. The joie de vivre is all pervading. The running length is also just perfect.

...this is one film that delights in ruffling feathers...

...a flair for irreverence, sharp political humour and deliberate tackiness.

That a film can so convincingly make light of an unbearable tragedy is its astounding comic achievement.

...is a victory of sorts. It represents the triumph of content over gloss, of performance over locations and of wit over pretentions. It makes you laugh and at the same time, makes you think about a few things, big and small.

The film is successful in tickling the funny bone of audience.

...it’s a decent attempt that will have you cracking up provided your expectations aren’t too high, especially after some of the hype.

...is many notches above the run-of-the-mill satire, as a spectral swipe at Osama-phobia, Bush-bashing and global terrorism this one doesn’t quite make the cut.

...a low-IQ comedy that succeeds in making you laugh occasionally, despite its highly improbable premise.

...the film isn’t entirely the laugh riot that it sets out to be : the first half is slow and slack.

A mad film that falls short of being truly madcap.