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| Construction of Int'l Film City likely to begin in June | | | AGENCIES
LUCKNOW, May 24: The construction of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's ambitious International Film City project may begin as early as the end of this month or by June. Located in the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) region, the project aims to establish Uttar Pradesh as a major hub for film production, media, entertainment, and tourism.
The selected developer, Bayview Projects LLP, a company owned by renowned filmmaker Boney Kapoor, has completed nearly all preparatory work. A geo-technical survey of the construction site is almost finished, and the company is expected to submit its building plan within the next few days.
Meanwhile, work on leveling the land is actively underway, with associated infrastructure such as road construction and site cleanliness nearing completion. Once all approvals are secured, the construction will officially commence, with the foundation stone to be laid by CM Yogi Adityanath himself.
According to Rajeev Arora, GM of Bayview Projects LLP, construction of the International Film City will officially begin as soon as the building plan is approved. In the first phase, the company will build 13 to 14 modern film sound studios and a film institute spread over around 3 lakh square meters. The entire project will be completed in three phases over eight years.
Rajeev Arora said, "We will build a film city that fulfills Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's dream." He also mentioned that CM Yogi himself will lay the foundation stone for which the process of fixing the time from the Chief Minister's Office is going on."
Following the CM's instructions, YEIDA is ready to start the work quickly and is working to remove all obstacles. Everything from land acquisition to farmer compensation is being handled with full transparency. This project will not only establish Uttar Pradesh as a national and international hub for film production, but also help create jobs, attract investments, and promote the state's cultural heritage. |
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