Govt. committed to reviving Nandi awards, says Cinematography Minister Durgesh
The Andhra Pradesh government is taking steps to revive the Nandi Awards and promote arts and culture in the state. Minister Kandula Durgesh emphasized the need for investment in film infrastructure and highlighted the state's attractive shooting locations. The newly appointed board aims to create a film-friendly environment and strengthen the Telugu film industry in Andhra Pradesh.
- ▪Minister Kandula Durgesh announced the revival of the Nandi Awards and Nandi Natakotsavams.
- ▪The government is encouraging investment in studios and recording facilities in Andhra Pradesh.
- ▪The newly-formed board includes 17 directors from the film industry and aims to enhance the film sector in the state.
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Tourism, Cinematography and Cultural Affairs Minister Kandula Durgesh on Sunday said the TDP-led coalition government in the State had initiated steps for revival of arts and culture.Speaking at a function where the new office-bearers of the Andhra Pradesh State Film, Television and Theatre Development Corporation (APSFTVTDC) took charge, Mr. Durgesh announced that the government was committed to reviving the prestigious Nandi Awards and Nandi Natakotsavams.He said Andhra Pradesh possessed several attractive shooting locations, including Araku Valley, Maredumilli, Tirupati and Amaravati, and called upon producers and film personalities to invest in studios, dubbing theatres and recording facilities in the State.While Bharat Bhushan assumed charge as Chairman of the corporation, Chikkala…
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