India is on the verge of a cinematic revolution, with the Yamuna Expressway's 230-acre International Film City emerging as a game-changing project for the entertainment industry. Strategically located in Sector 21, Yamuna City, this iconic hub is poised to become the heart of Indian and global filmmaking, boasting cutting-edge infrastructure and world-class amenities.
Led by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA), the Film City project has attracted significant attention, with renowned filmmaker Boney Kapoor’s Satyam Cineplexes Private Limited receiving the Letter of Award to spearhead its development. The concession agreement was signed in June 2024, paving the way for construction to commence.
This ambitious project is divided into two zones:
Once completed the Film City is expected to become a national hub for entertainment industry and with the close integration to International Cities, it is expected to generate a global buzz.
The Film City is designed to cater to every aspect of filmmaking, from pre-production to post-production. Here’s what makes it stand out:
This project aligns with YEIDA's commitment to boosting Uttar Pradesh's economic and cultural growth. It aims to attract filmmakers, content creators, and investors from across the globe, transforming the region into a bustling creative hub that is also in line with the large industrial development taking place in the region.
The first phase of the Film City is expected to be operational by 2027, marking a significant milestone for India’s entertainment industry. YEIDA has ensured transparency in awarding the contract and laid out a clear timeline for development.
The Film City project is more than just a filmmaking hub; it is a catalyst for employment and tourism. By creating a world-class ecosystem, it promises to uplift local businesses, attract global collaborations, and redefine entertainment production in India. With the foundation set, the countdown has begun for this dream project. If you’re an investor, this is a turning point in the region’s real estate history.
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