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 ...
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Bollywood: It is a common name for the Indian film Industry. It is a combination of Bombay and Hollywood. The city of Bombay, which is known as Mumbai today, is the Hindi film industry.
Hollywood: It is a US film industry in a neighborhood of Los Angeles, California where movies and Television series are made.
Tollywood: The Indian Telugu – language film industry, based in Hyderabad, Telangana.
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Aussie regulator demands anti-terror efforts from SM platforms
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