Maharashtra’s Touring Talkies To Showcase Historical Films, Promote Government Schemes In Rural Areas
Touring talkies are operated in villages with a population of less than one lakh. Currently, there are 50-52 touring talkies in Maharashtra. To keep them running, the government will provide a grant of Rs 2 lakh to each operator. The tickets for the movies shown typically cost around Rs 30.
.jpg?width=1200)
Mumbai: To help preserve culture and earn that extra dime, touring talkies and tent cinemas will showcase films about historical events and also promote government schemes. The directive has been issued by State Cultural Affairs Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar.
Observers said these films reach rural and remote areas, where word-of-mouth publicity works best for schemes that people can benefit from.
ALSO READ
About Touring Talkies
Touring talkies are operated in villages with a population of less than one lakh. Currently, there are 50-52 touring talkies in Maharashtra. To keep them running, the government will provide a grant of Rs 2 lakh to each operator. The tickets for the movies shown typically cost around Rs 30.
To help with this change, the state government will give operators a one-time financial boost. This support will help them adjust to the new rules and keep providing local entertainment
RECENT STORIES
-
Mikel Oyarzabal Fires Spain To Lead After Lamine Yamal Wins Penalty In FIFA World Cup 2026... -
MP Minister Pratima Bagri Gets Clean Chit As Scrutiny Panel Upholds SC Caste Certificate -
Dastak Campaign Launched In Bagli To Boost Child Health -
NCLT Orders Recovery Of ₹29.35 Crore In Satra Properties Insolvency, Holds Transaction Fraudulent... -
Maharashtra To Develop International-Standard Agricultural Market At Dapchari In Palghar To Boost...
