The new scheme does not cover Dadasheb Phalke Chitranagari in Mumbai, the film city in Kolhapur, and a new film city being developed in the state. (Representative image)
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Mumbai: Films, documentaries and advertisements can be shot on government land free of cost, the Maharashtra government said on Saturday.
In a resolution issued during the day, the government said the decision would send a positive message that the state was conducive to film production.
Filming of cinema, documentaries and advertisements will be allowed free of cost, and producers will have to go through a single-window clearance system, it said.
A security deposit of Rs 40,000 will have to be paid for advertisements, Rs 1 lakh for TV serials and Rs 2.5 lakh for films, the GR stated.
The new scheme does not cover Dadasheb Phalke Chitranagari in Mumbai, the film city in Kolhapur, and a new film city being developed in the state, it said.
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