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25 New films will be shot in the PinkCity within next coming 6 months

Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is becoming a preferred destination for filmmakers across the country, boosting not only the tourism industry but also providing employment opportunities to local youth. In the past year alone, over 150 films have been shot across Rajasthan, and the momentum continues to grow. The state’s Department of Tourism is actively promoting film tourism, which not only showcases the beauty of Rajasthan but also strengthens its cultural appeal on a global platform.

Surge in Applications for Filming Locations

Every month, the tourism department receives three to four applications from production houses looking to shoot in Jaipur. The city’s iconic landmarks, historical monuments, and picturesque locations have captured the attention of filmmakers, making it a sought-after location for shoots. According to officials, the trend is expected to gain even more traction, with over 25 films scheduled to be shot in Jaipur over the next six months, turning the city into a vibrant hub for film productions.

Jaipur’s Stunning Locations Favored by Filmmakers

Among the most popular locations in Jaipur is the stunning Patrika Gate at Jawahar Circle. With its vibrant colors and intricate designs, this site has become a favorite for film crews, and at least three to four upcoming films will feature this beautiful backdrop. Additionally, other iconic locations such as Amer Fort, Statue Circle, and Birla Temple are regularly chosen by filmmakers. These settings not only enhance the visual appeal of films but also bring attention to Jaipur’s rich architectural heritage.

This continuous influx of film crews will also bring several prominent stars to Jaipur, boosting the city’s global presence as a filming destination. As film shoots continue, Jaipur is set to gain international recognition through the branding created by these productions.

Film Shoots Across Rajasthan

While Jaipur stands at the forefront of film tourism, other cities in Rajasthan have also become popular filming locations. According to recent data, 35 films were shot in Jaipur, followed by 19 in both Udaipur and Jodhpur. Other districts such as Ajmer, Jaisalmer, Nagaur, and Chittorgarh have also witnessed a surge in film shoots. The unique landscapes and heritage sites in these regions provide filmmakers with diverse and breathtaking options for their projects.

Breakdown of Film Shoots by District (October 2023 – September 2024):

  • Jaipur: 35 films
  • Udaipur: 19 films
  • Jodhpur: 19 films
  • Ajmer: 10 films
  • Jaisalmer: 9 films
  • Nagaur: 4 films
  • Kota: 4 films
  • Bharatpur: 1 film
  • Bikaner: 2 films
  • Chittorgarh: 2 films
  • Hanumangarh: 1 film

These figures highlight the increasing demand for Rajasthan’s scenic beauty in films, which is helping the state’s tourism sector expand beyond traditional sightseeing.

Employment and Opportunities

Film tourism in Rajasthan has not only promoted the state’s culture and heritage but has also created numerous job opportunities for local residents. From providing technical support to acting as extras in films, local talent is getting a chance to be part of the booming film industry. The continuous rise in film tourism is expected to generate more such employment opportunities in the coming years.

Summing Up

With over 150 films shot in the past year and many more in the pipeline, Rajasthan is fast emerging as a preferred filming location in India. The combination of the state’s rich history, stunning architecture, and active promotion by the tourism department has placed it firmly on the map for filmmakers. As Jaipur and other cities in Rajasthan continue to attract filmmakers from across the country, the state’s cultural and tourism sectors are set to flourish further, benefiting both the local economy and its global reputation.

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