Srinagar, Aug 18: Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Friday said that the J&K is witnessing the revival of film tourism as over 300 movies and serials have been shot after the launch of new film policy two years ago.
Talking to reporters at Zero Bridge after inaugurating the first day shoot of TV Serial Pashmina, the LG, said that two years ago, J&K administration launched a new film policy after consultations with all the stakeholders. “J&K is once again emerging as favourite film destination. The era of 1980 when Hollywood and Bollywood films were shot in Kashmir is returning,” he said. The LG said that today he inaugurated the TV serial Pashmina.
He said that revival of film tourism will help J&K’s economy grow and provide youth livelihood opportunities.
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