'Gangaajal' Director Shoots in Jaipur's Streets as Rajasthan Eyes Big Push in Film Tourism

Ananya soch: Acclaimed filmmaker Prakash Jha is currently busy shooting his upcoming web series in Jaipur, and a significant meeting during the shoot has sparked fresh hopes for film tourism in Rajasthan. Hanu Rose, Founder Director of the Jaipur International Film Festival (JIFF), visited Jha on set to discuss ways to boost film shooting activities across the state.

Director of 'Gangaajal' and 'Ashram' Fame Shoots Across Jaipur

Known for hard-hitting films like "Gangaajal," "Rajneeti," and "Satyagraha," as well as the hit web series "Ashram," Prakash Jha is currently filming his new web series in Jaipur's Mansarovar, Kukas, and Malviya Nagar areas. Renowned for bringing social and contemporary issues to the screen, Jha's presence in the city has added fresh momentum to Jaipur's growing film activity.

Hanu Rose's Initiative to Give Film Tourism a New Direction

During the meeting, discussions centred on connecting Rajasthan's historical, cultural, and natural landmarks with film tourism. Hanu Rose believes that by promoting film shooting, film festivals, and international cinema activities, Rajasthan can carve out a stronger position on the global film map.

Local Artists and Businesses Set to Benefit From Shooting Activity

Rajasthan's picturesque locations have long been a favourite among filmmakers. Such shooting projects directly benefit local artists and technicians, along with hotels, transport services, and other tourism-linked businesses, giving the state's economy a meaningful boost.

"Rajasthan Belongs to Every Filmmaker" — Hanu Rose

Speaking on the occasion, Hanu Rose said that Rajasthan belongs as much to its own people as it does to every filmmaker in the country. He added that providing filmmakers with a supportive environment and cooperation is crucial for the state's tourism and creative economy, and could pave the way for bigger film projects to choose Rajasthan in the future.