New Delhi, Delhi, India
As the current government presented an Interim Budget today ahead of the general election, Union Finance and Railway Minister Piyush Goyal invited smiles and cheer in the parliament as he mentioned the Indian film industry, ease of making films under their rule and watching Vicky Kaushal starrer war drama film âUriâ. These are the biggest takeaways from the budget.
Goyal announced that a âsingle window clearance for filmmaking to be made available to filmmakersâ along with âanti-camcording provision to be introduced to the Cinematography Act to fight piracy.â
Piyush Goyal: A single window clearance for filmmaking to be made available to filmmakers, anti-camcording provision to also to be introduced to Cinematography Act to fight piracy pic.twitter.com/qMsd6CB7Ji
â ANI (@ANI) February 1, 2019
The minister then made a reference to âUriâ as he spoke of how when he saw the film, âthere was such a josh in the theatreâ to which actor-politician Paresh Rawal was seen smiling. Rawal played the role of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval who was instrumental in the planned surgical strikes on part of India in real life.
Goyal continues to announce benefits and schemes for the people of India. See how the budget fared for you here.