But now the Karnataka government has given a big relief to movie lovers. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has announced that the maximum price of tickets in all cinemas and multiplexes across the state will be Rs 200.

Presenting his 16th budget, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said that the maximum ticket price in all cinema halls and multiplexes across the state will be Rs 200. Not only the ticket price, but the government is also taking many important steps to promote Kannada cinema. The state government is now going to launch its own OTT platform, so that Kannada films and web series can get more viewers.

Government’s own OTT platform

Recently, big names of Kannada film industry like Rakshit Shetty and Rishabh Shetty had complained that big OTT companies are not showing much interest in Kannada content. Many times producers do not get any digital platform for their film or web series. In view of this problem, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has decided to create the state government’s own OTT platform, so that regional cinema can get a new platform.

Rakshit Shetty’s production company ‘Paramvaah Studios’ had to launch its own platform to stream its web series ‘Ekam’ in July 2024 after no major OTT platform showed interest in buying it.

Government initiative to preserve Kannada films

The government is also taking a big step to save the history and culture of Kannada cinema. The Chief Minister announced that the state government will create both digital and non-digital archives at a cost of Rs 3 crore. In this, films that show the social, historical and cultural heritage of Karnataka will be preserved.

Filmmaking is a major economic sector, but till now it did not get industrial status. The Siddaramaiah government has decided to give the cinema sector the status of ‘industry’. This will provide filmmakers with many economic and administrative facilities under the government’s industrial policies.

Plans for new multiplex and film city

The government has also announced the construction of new facilities to promote the film industry in the state. A new multiplex will be built on 2.5 acres of land of Karnataka Film Academy in Nandini Layout, Bengaluru. It will be developed under the PPP (Public-Private Partnership) model.

There are also plans to build an international-standard film city in Mysore. The estimated cost of this project will be ₹500 crore and 150 acres of land has been allotted for it.

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Everyday lakhs of passengers travel by train. Some people travel long distances by train while some people travel short distances by train. However, traveling by train is also a great relief for the people. But if the train gets late then people can also get upset. Meanwhile, there is a possibility that the fare of Bharat Gaurav Train may be cut. Actually, Bharat Gaurav train has been affected by the lack of passengers for a long time.

Rent can be so low

Due to lack of passengers, the fare of ‘Bharat Gaurav’ train is likely to be reduced by about 20 to 30 percent. However, a final decision is yet to be taken in this regard. According to sources, IRCTC has been forced to cancel at least two special tourist packages due to the high fares of these trains.

that’s the rent

IRCTC has so far been successful in operating only one service of this train on the Ramayana circuit of the Swadesh Darshan scheme. On the other hand, the third-AC fare for an 18-day package in Bharat Gaurav Paryatan train is Rs 62,000. At the same time, approval has come from the Railways to IRCTC to reduce the fare of this special train just a year after the service started.

IRCTC has to take the final decision

If sources are to be believed, this train was started as part of efforts to promote domestic tourism with the help of better quality coaches and practical tourism packages. However, the high fares made it a ‘luxury brand’ limited to a select class. Sources say, “Sleeper and third-AC fares have been approved to be reduced by 20 to 30 per cent. Now IRCTC will take a final decision on this soon.

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