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Kerala Budget: Industry status, other proposals for Malayalam cinema cheer stakeholders

Kerala Budget: Industry status, other proposals for Malayalam cinema cheer stakeholders
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The Kerala government has announced a comprehensive plan to grant industry status to the Malayalam cinema sector in its 2026-27 budget. The initiative includes a ₹100 crore allocation for infrastructure, anti-piracy measures, and the establishment of the J.C. Daniel International Film City.

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Granting industry status provides significant financial and regulatory benefits to film stakeholders, potentially boosting the regional economy and professionalizing the sector.

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The industry status announced for Malayalam cinema in the revised State Budget for 2026-27 presented by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan on Friday has brought cheer to the stakeholders.

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