The Deputy Chief Minister unveiled the trailer for the film ‘Kumbh Ka Sangam’
Mr. Maurya stated that Uttar Pradesh is currently emerging rapidly as a prominent state for film production and the development of the film industry. The state possesses an abundance of talent. Its religious and tourist sites, historical heritage, natural beauty, and diverse folk cultures provide an ideal environment for filmmaking. The Government of Uttar Pradesh is actively encouraging filmmakers to carry out film production within the state. Under the state’s film policy, provisions for grants and incentives—based on specific eligibility criteria and conditions—have been established, which are accelerating film production activities across the state.
He noted that the development of a 'Film City' in Greater Noida is a significant step toward establishing the state as a major hub for national and international film production. Local producers, directors, artists, technical experts, and young talent from various districts—including Prayagraj—are seizing this opportunity to become part of the film industry.
Emphasizing the potential for film production in the state’s various regional languages—including Awadhi—the Deputy Chief Minister remarked that cinema in regional languages serves as an effective medium to bring wider recognition to our folk traditions, cultural heritage, and social life. By promoting local stories and talent, new avenues for employment and self-employment are being created for the youth.
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