News Topic:Cinema
Art & Culture
LG Manoj Sinha unveils new J&K Film Policy 2024
J&K’s LG Manoj Sinha Thursday said that the administration led by him was working on a model to build better film-shooting on the lines of European countries.
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Srinagar cinema jam-packed for Shahrukh Khan-starrer Pathaan
Bollywood charm of yesteryears made a comeback in Kashmir as the newly opened Cinema Inox in Srinagar remained jam-packed for two consecutive days for Pathaan movie.
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Art & Culture
J-K Govt mulling to re-open existing cinema halls
Government of Jammu and Kashmir is mulling to encourage and incentivize owners to reopen closed cinema halls in Kashmir Valley.
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Art & Culture
Will cinema culture revive in Kashmir?
As Kashmir is set to get its first Multiplex Cinema owned by Dhar’s who run Delhi Public School, almost all the cinema halls located in Kashmir are in shambles after being turned into security garrisons while there is little that government has done, either to make them operational or declare them sick units.
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J&K braces for fresh spell of rain and snow
After the season’s first major widespread snowfall, Jammu and Kashmir is set to witness another spell of rain and snow from Monday evening, the MeT said.
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