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  1. Success reported in regional film industries.
  2. Both the Kerala Film Chamber of Commerce and Kerala Film Producers’ Association track industry performance.

Kerala Film Bodies Object to New CBFC Advisory Rules

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The Kerala Film Chamber of Commerce and the Film Producers Association objected to new advisory rules issued by the Central Board of Film Certification. These rules state that a film's release date and title are not considered final, regardless of promotional activity. The film bodies argue that this represents an unnecessary expansion of the CBFC's authority.

From hindustantimes.com

Why it matters

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The objection centers on the need for fixed titles, which are essential for various industry activities, including registration and ensuring titles are not offensive. The groups argue that allowing the CBFC ultimate control over film titles is excessive, given existing regulatory oversight.

Both the Kerala Film Chamber of Commerce and Kerala Film Producers’ Association track industry performance, noting success in regional film industries.

From hindustantimes.com

Who's involved

  • KeralaThe state where the film industry groups are located and are challenging the directive.

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