STATE TIMES NEWS
SRINAGAR: Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, is buzzing with activity as the crew of #SinghamAgain takes over the iconic Lal Chowk to shoot an action-packed scene. This marks a significant moment in the valley’s cinematic history, as it’s the first major film shoot in the region since the abrogation of Article 370 four years ago.
In a remarkable turnaround, Jammu and Kashmir has witnessed a surge in film shoots, with over 300 films being shot in the region during the last four years. This resurgence can be attributed to the JK Government’s efforts to revitalize the film industry, including the launch of the new film policy 2024, which builds upon the JK Film Policy 2021. The new policy aims to simplify processes, making it easier for filmmakers to shoot in the region.
The return of Bollywood to the valley is a welcome sign of peace and normalcy, as cinema halls reopen their doors to eager audiences. The shoot at Lal Chowk, a iconic location and a symbol of the city’s rich heritage,
is a testament to the region’s potential as a filming destination.
SinghamAgain, an upcoming Bollywood film, is leading the charge, with its crew working tirelessly to capture the essence of Srinagar’s vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. The film’s presence in the valley is expected to boost local talent and provide a platform for regional stories to be told on the national stage.
As the cameras roll and the action unfolds, Srinagar is once again buzzing with excitement, signaling a new era in Jammu and Kashmir’s cinematic journey.