Oscars: 'Zero Dark Thirty's' Success Sheds Light On Plight of Jailed Pakistani Doctor, Shakil Afridi
Hollywood is known for infusing its film with politics. Sunday's Oscars have already generated lots of media buzz for "Zero Dark Thirty," the film chronicling the relentless manhunt, and subsequent capture and killing of al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden. Some Americans believe that the film's success, and Oscar nomination should remind the country that one Pakistani should be thanked for helping tip the CIA in the right direction to get the al-Qaeda leader.
