Thu, 20 Dec 2012 14:29:45 GMT | By IANS  'Zero Dark Thirty', the
biggest manhunt story ever: Bigelow  Director Kathryn Bigelow
talks about the challenges and controversies faced during the
making of her Bin Laden film 'Zero Dark Thirty' in India.  'Zero
Dark Thirty', the biggest manhunt story ever: Bigelow (©
Reuters)  New Delhi: After the Oscar-winning 'The Hurt Locker'
on Iraq war, Kathryn Bigelow now brings one of the world's
greatest manhuts in 'Zero Dark Thirty', key sequences of which
have been shot in India. Though the director admits it is a
sensitive topic as it involves Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden,
she says it "has been sensibly and cautiously made".  'Zero Dark
Thirty' chronicles the decade-long hunt for Al Qaeda leader
Osama after the September 2001 attacks and his death at the
hands of the Navy SEAL Team 6 in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in May
2011.  "Yes, it is sensitive topic, which has been sensibly and
cautiously made, which the people can judge for themselves. The
movie is not for anyone or ag