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Movies to promote Kerala's tourist hotspots
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The Kerala government has invited film industries across India under its \"Visit Kerala\" campaign to shoot in the state so that it can promote the state\'s picturesque tourist hotspots through movies.
The Kerala government has invited film industries across India under its "Visit Kerala" campaign to shoot in the state so that it can promote the state's picturesque tourist hotspots through movies.
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"With this collaborative initiative, Kerala Tourism can tap maximum potential out of film tourism by using the Indian film industry," Kerala Tourism Minister A.P. Anil Kumar said.
He was speaking at a meeting with representatives of Film Employees Federation of Kerala, Malayalam Cine Technicians Association and Kerala State Film Development Corporation Ltd.
"Unlike other southern states, Kerala poses some restrictions in filming certain key areas which comes under forest, cultural, archaeological and irrigation departments. The film fraternity will discuss these issues with the respective ministers to formulate a one-stop solution," said Kumar.
Kerala Tourism Director P.I. Sheikh Pareeth said the representatives of the film industry have offered support in all international and domestic promotional activities carried out by the tourism department.
Kerala Tourism secretary Kamala Vardhana Rao said: "Kerala's pride events like Nehru Trophy boat race and Thrissur Pooram (popular temple festival) could be cast in any Indian movie to showcase these events worldwide. In this manner, both film and tourism industry can go hand-in-hand."
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