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Entertainment
Haryana CM Announces Full Support and Locations for Filmmakers
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🗓 29 Aug 2026, 11:48 PM
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The Chief Minister of Haryana has invited film producers and directors, pledging state‑provided shooting locations and logistical assistance to attract more productions.
New Delhi – The Chief Minister of Haryana extended an open invitation to filmmakers, stating that the state will make its diverse locales available for movie shoots. In a brief statement, the CM emphasized that authorities will coordinate with production houses to facilitate permissions, provide logistical support, and ensure smooth on‑site operations.
The move aims to position Haryana as a film‑friendly destination, leveraging its proximity to Delhi and varied landscapes ranging from urban settings to rural backdrops. Officials said that a dedicated liaison team will be set up to address the specific needs of crews, including transport, security and basic amenities.
Industry observers note that such state‑level encouragement could draw both Bollywood and regional projects, potentially boosting local employment and ancillary services. The government plans to publicise available sites through an online portal, inviting proposals from producers across India.
The announcement comes as several Indian states compete to attract film investments, offering incentives such as tax rebates and streamlined clearances. Haryana's initiative reflects a broader strategy to diversify its economy beyond agriculture and manufacturing.
Stakeholders are expected to respond in the coming weeks, with the state promising prompt approvals for viable projects.
The move aims to position Haryana as a film‑friendly destination, leveraging its proximity to Delhi and varied landscapes ranging from urban settings to rural backdrops. Officials said that a dedicated liaison team will be set up to address the specific needs of crews, including transport, security and basic amenities.
Industry observers note that such state‑level encouragement could draw both Bollywood and regional projects, potentially boosting local employment and ancillary services. The government plans to publicise available sites through an online portal, inviting proposals from producers across India.
The announcement comes as several Indian states compete to attract film investments, offering incentives such as tax rebates and streamlined clearances. Haryana's initiative reflects a broader strategy to diversify its economy beyond agriculture and manufacturing.
Stakeholders are expected to respond in the coming weeks, with the state promising prompt approvals for viable projects.