Thanks to 'URI Josh', Piyush Goyal makes it easy for the film industry to shoot in exotic locations

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In his budget speech, Finance Minister Piyush Goyal today announced a one-stop control system that will allow Indian filmmakers to have a hbadle-free tour of exquisite locations across the country.

"The one-stop clearance facilitating film making was previously available only for foreign films. the filmmakers will now be available to Indian filmmakers, "Goyal said.

An anti-video recording provision will also be introduced into the cinematography law aimed at fighting privacy, said Goyal.
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In announcing the one-stop shop for Indian filmmakers, Goyal also mentioned Vicky Kaushal's recently released film Uri: The Surgical Strike which used Serbia's unreal setting on a snowy hill after director Aditya confirmed. Dhar in the film an interview that it was "impossible to shoot in Kashmir".
In praise of the movie, Goyal said that he had had the opportunity to watch the movie recently. The film is also based on BJP actor and MP, Paresh Rawal, based on the Indian army's military strikes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in response to Uri's attack. from 2016.

"Jo Josh tha wo film mein (the movie was full of energy)," said Goyal while politicians were cheering for joy.

President of the Producers of India's Guild of India, Siddharth Roy Kapur, thanked the government for "recognizing" the contribution of Indian cinema to the creation of jobs in the country.

"The announcement The establishment of a one-stop-shop mechanism for Indian filmmakers who are touring India is an important step and could play an important role in promoting tourism in the country." Changes to anti-video recording provisions will support the growth of the industry by reducing illegal recordings of movies in movie theaters and will go a long way towards reducing piracy, "Kapur said in a statement.

The government reduced the GST rate on movie tickets to 28%, from 28% to 18%. For the cheapest tickets, the rate has been reduced from 18% to 12%.

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