Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reaffirmed his government's commitment to establishing a film city in Mysuru on Sunday.
"Our government has allocated 100 acres of land in Mysuru for the film city. We will develop it through a public-private partnership," stated Siddharamaiah, addressing reporters after inaugurating the new building of the Kannada Film Producers' Association.
The Chief Minister emphasised that creating a film city for the Kannada film industry was a long-held dream of the late Kannada matinee idol Dr. Rajkumar.
"We are dedicated to making this dream a reality," he asserted.
Siddaramaiah criticised the previous BJP administration, accusing it of neglecting the film city's development.
In addition to the film city, Siddaramaiah addressed the need for a Kannada OTT platform. "We will review the situation and take necessary actions to establish an OTT platform for the Kannada film industry," he assured the film producers.
(With inputs from PTI)
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