Tere Bin Laden Manish Paul

"It was definitely a burden for me. The first part was a sleeper hit. I had to keep in mind several things. But I still did not pay much attention to the burden part because I have a feeling that this film is surely going to repeat the history. The script of the film is strong and we had a great time shooting it," Manish Paul said

Tere Bin Laden: Dead or Alive stars actor Manish Paul in the lead role, which was earlier played by Pakistani actor Ali Zafar. It also features Piyush Mishra, Sikander Kher, Pradhuman Singh and Sugandha Garg. "It's a spin-off. It is not a conventional sequel. We are not calling it part two. This is a new structure," said Abhishek

"I think the trailer has given a good hint. Only Ali Zafar could've played this special role, and I don't think he could've played what Manish is playing. The answer lies in the film. When you see it, you will not miss Ali Zafar since he's brilliant in this film as well," said director Abhishek Sharma

"It was difficult last time because I was very new and it was a Pakistani character I was playing, so the accent was difficult. This time it is similar, but different. It was easier this time around," said Pradhuman Singh, who played the role of Noora a lookalike of Osama Bin Laden in Tere Bin Laden

The two-and-half minute long video tracks the journey of allegedly dead terrorist Osama Bin Laden's lookalike, played by Pradhuman Singh aka Paddi Singh. The trailer goes on to show the turmoil and adventures Laden's doppelganger experiences as he is wanted - dead or alive - by two different groups of people

The 32-year-old TV anchor, who will be seen hosting a show called The Science of Stupid on National Geographic channel, feels his fear prompts him to deliver his best.

Popular TV host Manish Paul, who is foraying into Bollywood with Mickey Virus, a film set against the backdrop of hacking, says Bollywood A-listers like Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor will promote his film.

TV anchor Manish Paul, whose Bollywood debut Mickey Virus is yet to hit screens, has bagged the lead role in Abhishek Sharma's sequel to 2010 hit satire Tere Bin Laden.

"It was definitely a burden for me. The first part was a sleeper hit. I had to keep in mind several things. But I still did not pay much attention to the burden part because I have a feeling that this film is surely going to repeat the history. The script of the film is strong and we had a great time shooting it," Manish Paul said

Tere Bin Laden: Dead or Alive stars actor Manish Paul in the lead role, which was earlier played by Pakistani actor Ali Zafar. It also features Piyush Mishra, Sikander Kher, Pradhuman Singh and Sugandha Garg. "It's a spin-off. It is not a conventional sequel. We are not calling it part two. This is a new structure," said Abhishek

"I think the trailer has given a good hint. Only Ali Zafar could've played this special role, and I don't think he could've played what Manish is playing. The answer lies in the film. When you see it, you will not miss Ali Zafar since he's brilliant in this film as well," said director Abhishek Sharma

"It was difficult last time because I was very new and it was a Pakistani character I was playing, so the accent was difficult. This time it is similar, but different. It was easier this time around," said Pradhuman Singh, who played the role of Noora a lookalike of Osama Bin Laden in Tere Bin Laden

The two-and-half minute long video tracks the journey of allegedly dead terrorist Osama Bin Laden's lookalike, played by Pradhuman Singh aka Paddi Singh. The trailer goes on to show the turmoil and adventures Laden's doppelganger experiences as he is wanted - dead or alive - by two different groups of people

The 32-year-old TV anchor, who will be seen hosting a show called The Science of Stupid on National Geographic channel, feels his fear prompts him to deliver his best.

Popular TV host Manish Paul, who is foraying into Bollywood with Mickey Virus, a film set against the backdrop of hacking, says Bollywood A-listers like Salman Khan and Ranbir Kapoor will promote his film.

TV anchor Manish Paul, whose Bollywood debut Mickey Virus is yet to hit screens, has bagged the lead role in Abhishek Sharma's sequel to 2010 hit satire Tere Bin Laden.