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Particulars
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Investment
can be attracted in the following segments of the film
industry :
1. Development of the State of the Art Studios
2. Establishment of a Film Training Institute
3. Shooting locations.
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Jaipur
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Background
A
number of well-known Hollywood and HINDI Films have been set
in rajasthan because of its picturesque location.
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Location
Jaipur,
because of its central location and since it is the
capital, can offer infrastructure most easily.However,
though any location in the state is ideal for shootings,
facilities may need to be developed at specific locations.
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Where
shooting is concerned, the following locales follow
specific requirements:
- Forests
: Ranthambor (Sawai Madhpour), Bharatpur , Sitamata(Chittaur),
Kumbhalgarh (Rajsamand), Darrah, Ramgarh, Tal Chhapar(Churu),
Desert National Park (Jaisalmer).
- Hills
: Udaipur, Mount Aabu ,Alwar Pushkar Kota, Jhalawar,
Chittaurgarh, Dholpur, Karauli, Kumbhalgarh, Ranakpur.
- Lakes
: Udaipur, Alwar, Rajsamand, Mount Abu, Jhalawar,
Jodhpur, Sawai Madhopur, Bansna Dam, Suratgarh,
Anoopgaarh, Bharatpur and Bundi.
- Desert
: Sam, Khuri, Dangri, Kuldhara at Jaisalmer,
Karnisar Bhatain, Motha, Katariasar at Bikaner,
Fatehpur, Churu, Ramgarh in Shekhawati, Osian, Pushkar
and Kiradu (Barmer).
- Architectural
Sites : Palaces, Temples, Museums, Forts, Havelis
and cenotaphs in every town and city of Rajasthan.
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Incentives
What
the state requires, in addition, are state-of-the-art
studios and a film training institute, for which the
best location would be Jaipur At all other sites, support
services that would facilitate film shooting would be
useful. a large land area at jaipur has been earmarked
for the development of a vilm city.
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ENTERTAINMENT TAX EXEMPTION TO FILMS
Films
are now exempt from entertainment tax, to the extent
of 50% for period of one year, as are picturised the
State of Rajasthan, subject to the following conditions,
namely :-
1.
That the film shall not have anything which is against
communal harmony and national
integration.
2. That the film shall not have any objectionable scenes
in it.
3. That the producer of the film shall be required to
submit, in advance, copies of
shooting schedule to the Director, Art & culture and
the Deputy secretary, finance
(Tax) Department , Government of Rajasthan.
4. That the minimum 50% of the reel-lenght of the film
shall be shot in the State of
Rajasthan and be verified by a committee comprising
the Director, Art and Culture,
the Director, public relations and the Deputy secretary,
Finance (tax) Department.
5. That such exemption would be subject to recommendations
of a committee consisting of
the State Minister of Tourism, Art & Culture, the Commissioner,
Commercial Taxes or his representative,
the Special secretary, Home the Directory
, Public Relations and the Dy. Secretary, Finance(tax)
Department.
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