Adgully Exclusive | 60 hours is a blow by blow, chronological account of the 26/11: Producer, Vinay Tiwari

The whole of India and world felt the intensity of the terror that struck India's financial capital ' Mumbai in 2008. Non-stop 60 hours of disruptive activities, left the city shocked and numb beyond belief. Many were victimized and a some miraculously survived. It was a tragic ghastly night, in the history of India; a nightmare that refuses to go away.

Recounting the series of this horrific event, HISTORY channel will unfold the devastating Mumbai attacks with two special shows under 26/11 umbrella. The first show "60 hours' will present an inside view of the horrendous attacks that occurred in the heart of the city. The second show "Lest We forget" will unravel the journey of love, pain and compassion of the survivors who lost their loved ones during 26/ 11 attack.

Vinay Tewari, Producer 60 hours, spoke exclusively to Adgully about the show and also shared some useful insights about the same.

When asked about the thought behind the entire initiative, Vinay said, "It is a very different initiative. Nowhere in the world was such a step taken. Mumbai was under a siege for almost 60 hours a few years back. It was really important for us to tell the viewers what actually happened as many of us do not know the actual story."

He says, "There were several aspects of situation that time; whether it was conspiracy, emotions, adumbrative. We tried to cover all of that and presented them before the viewers."

60 hours is a blow by blow, chronological account of the 26/11 attack on Mumbai captured by news cameras and CCTV footage. Jamal Kayak (the only attacker who was captured alive) narrates step-by-step account of the bombings, which was pre-planned to shrew the city.

Conclusively Vinay told us that, "The city helped us to move on, but what cannot move on is the feeling in the hearts of millions of people. It is important that not to forget the lesson we got from the hazardous attacks and so we wanted to recall the whole thing to present the actual story." | By Aanchal Kohli [aanchal(at)adgully.com]