Jammu
and
Kashmir
Lieutenant
Governor
Manoj
Sinha
on
Thursday
launched
a
new
film
policy
at
a
star-studded
event
in
Srinagar
in
the
presence
of
actor
Amir
Khan
and
filmmaker
Rajkumar
Hirani.
"Historic
day
for
J&K.
Launched
the
much-awaited
Jammu
&
Kashmir's
New
Film
Policy-2021
in
a
star-studded
evening
with
renowned
actor
Amir
Khan
and
filmmaker
Rajkumar
Hirani,
among
others," the
LG
said
on
Twitter.
The
launch
event
was
held
at
the
Sher-e-Kashmir
International
Convention
Centre
(SKICC)
overlooking
the
famous
Dal
Lake.
Among
one
of
the
best
in
the
country,
the
film
policy
will
transform
Jammu
Kashmir
into
the
most
preferred
destination
for
the
entertainment
industry,
reviving
its
halcyon
days
of
being
a
cinematographer's
delight
and
bringing
back
the
golden
era
of
film
shooting
in
the
region,
Sinha
said.
"The
government
has
set
up
single-window
clearance
mechanism;
prepared
equipment,
location
and
talent
directories
besides
offering
fiscal
incentives
for
filmmakers
coming
to
the
UT,”
he
said.
“The
new
policy
aims
at
maximizing
the
potential
of
promising
local
talent
and
creating
livelihood
opportunities
for
many,"
he
added.
Sinha
said
Jammu
and
Kashmir
is
regaining
its
proud
legacy
of
association
with
the
world
of
cinema.
"I
invite
filmmakers
from
across
the
world
to
come
to
Jammu
and
Kashmir
and
capture
its
pristine
beauty
through
their
lens.
And,
also
avail
the
host
of
fiscal
incentives,
world-class
facilities
offered
by
the
Jammu
and
Kashmir
government,"
he
said.