Uttar Pradesh Declares 'Krishnavataram' Tax-Free to Promote Cultural Cinema
‘Krishnavataram’ gets tax-free status in UP
Hindustan Times
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Uttar Pradesh's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that the film 'Krishnavataram' will be exempt from state taxes to encourage cultural appreciation. The film, which explores the life of Lord Krishna, was screened for the cabinet and is directed by Hardik Gajjar, featuring notable actors like Jackie Shroff and Ashutosh Rana.
- 01The film 'Krishnavataram' is now tax-free in Uttar Pradesh.
- 02The announcement was made by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath during a special screening.
- 03The film depicts various aspects of Lord Krishna's life and ancient Indian culture.
- 04Lead actress Sanskriti, who plays Satyabhama, received special recognition from the Chief Minister.
- 05The government plans to organize screenings across districts to promote cultural education.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that the film 'Krishnavataram' will be exempt from state taxes, aiming to promote cultural appreciation among the youth. The announcement followed a special screening attended by the Chief Minister, his cabinet, and Governor Anandiben Patel, who emphasized the importance of celebrating Indian traditions through cinema. 'Krishnavataram', directed by Hardik Gajjar, explores the life of Lord Krishna, showcasing stories of his relationships with Radha, Rukmini, and Satyabhama. The film, available in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, features notable actors including Jackie Shroff and Ashutosh Rana. CM Adityanath praised lead actress Sanskriti for her portrayal of Satyabhama and directed the information department to arrange screenings in every district to enhance cultural understanding among children and youth.
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The tax exemption on 'Krishnavataram' is expected to encourage local filmmakers and promote cultural education among the youth in Uttar Pradesh.
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