Maharashtra's New Film Policy: A Creative Economy Vision

The Maharashtra government has formed a 22-member committee led by Smita Thackeray to draft a new film policy aimed at transforming films into a creative economy. Renowned filmmakers and actors join the effort to enhance international co-productions and position Maharashtra as a prime film production destination.

Maharashtra's New Film Policy: A Creative Economy Vision
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The Maharashtra government on Thursday announced the formation of a 22-member committee spearheaded by producer Smita Thackeray to develop a new state film policy.

Culture Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar revealed the details, highlighting Thackeray and other notable figures like actor-filmmaker Pravin Tarde as committee members.

The initiative aims to promote films as a key component of the 'creative economy' and seeks to establish Maharashtra as a leading destination for international co-productions.

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