The
Indian
Motion
Picture
Producers'
Association
(IMPPA)
has
written
letters
to
Maharashtra
Chief
Minister
Uddhav
Thackeray
along
with
the
BMC
Commissioner
to
set
up
vaccination
centres
for
their
members.
The
association
has
also
stated
that
they
will
be
providing
financial
aid
to
their
members.
The
association
has
decided
to
provide
a
sum
of
Rs
3000
into
the
bank
accounts
of
their
members
who
are
currently
undergoing
a
financial
crisis.
In
their
official
statement,
the
Indian
Motion
Picture
Producers'
Association
mentioned
how
they
had
extended
financial
help
to
all
needy
members
and
had
directly
transferred
the
relief
amount
into
the
accounts
of
all
genuine
needy
members
who
had
applied
for
relief
during
the
first
lockdown
last
year.
The
association
added
that
they
have
decided
to
send
fresh
mail
or
a
message
to
all
needy
members
who
are
facing
financial
problems
including
those
whose
membership
was
valid
till
the
year
2005
and
who
had
not
been
able
to
renew
for
any
reason
requesting
them
to
fill
the
enclosed
form
with
all
required
bank
details
to
enable
them
to
help
the
members
by
depositing
Rs
3000
directly
in
their
accounts.
However,
the
association
stressed
that
this
is
only
for
the
needy
IMPPA
members
and
other
applicants
and
members
whose
work
has
started
and
who
are
well-to-do
have
been
requested
not
to
apply
so
that
they
can
help
more
needy
members
as
a
priority.
Lastly,
the
Indian
Motion
Picture
Producers'
Association
has
requested
all
the
applying
members
to
fill
in
correct
details
in
the
form
as
wrong
details
create
complications
and
delays.