The government has stepped up efforts to make Kashmir a preferred area for shooting Bollywood films, and the closed cinemas of Kashmir are also expected to be opened soon. It is believed that this year, this effort will be seen bringing color. It has become the blueprint to give the most benefit to the local youth.

Minister of State for Home Kishan Reddy had visited Kashmir some time ago. He specifically announced this on this occasion. He also said that Kashmir will also provide employment through the film industry. Farooq Khan, Advisor to the Lieutenant Governor, has visited Mumbai to invite filmmakers to Jammu and Kashmir. Union Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Mahendra Nath Pandey also trained local youth in various genres related to filmmaking while visiting Kashmir in January. Assured to do. After his assurance, two senior officials associated with the Union Ministry have also visited the Kashmir Valley. He also visited the Skill Development Center operated by the Army in North Kashmir where the local youth are learning the work related to film production.

Let us tell you that there has been a craze among the local people about films. Wadi had one and a half dozen theatres. Due to terrorist violence, Bollywood got away from Kashmir, but locals remained fascinated with films. Local filmmakers made films in Kashmir with limited means. Many youngsters from Kashmir also reached Mumbai to try their luck in films. After the implementation of Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act 2019, in the positive atmosphere in the valley environment, people associated with not only Bollywood and Tollywood but also Punjabi Film Industries have started coming forward for film shooting in Kashmir. Three films in Kashmir during one year Was shot as well.

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