News Topic:Jammu & Kashmir Film Development Council
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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J&K
J-K initiates multi-faceted development: Amnesty, film policy, heritage preservation and dairy industry boost
The Administrative Council embarked on a series of decisions aimed at enhancing various sectors of development across Jammu and Kashmir.
J&K
J-K emerges as prime filming destination with over 100 productions in 2023
Jammu and Kashmir continues to be the hotspot for Bollywood and south Indian film industry as 102 films and web series have been shot here during the year 2023.
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Entertainment
Permissions granted to shoot 230 movies, web series in Valley
Authorities have granted permission to shoot at least 230 movies and web series in Kashmir.
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