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World Class Film City to Come Up on 150 Acres in Mysuru: CM
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|March 02, 2025
STATING that the international film festival is a reflection of the culture of the world community, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said here on Saturday that Karnataka is a world in itself and all opportunities can be created here.
STATING that the international film festival is a reflection of the culture of the world community, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said here on Saturday that Karnataka is a world in itself and all opportunities can be created here. "For this, we are building a world-class, 150-acre Film City in Mysuru," he added.
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