The Sabarmati Report, a film that has been creating waves for its compelling narrative, has now been declared tax-free in several BJP-ruled states, including Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Chhattisgarh.
The Sabarmati Report aims to reach wider audiences in these states, thanks to strong support from state governments.
Madhya Pradesh Leads the Way
Madhya Pradesh was one of the first states to announce SGST exemption for The Sabarmati Report, effective from November 21, 2024. Other BJP-led states soon followed, offering similar exemptions to boost viewership.
What Does Tax-Free Status Mean?
SGST exemption will lower ticket prices in these states. It also serves as an endorsement of the film’s content, especially when its themes align with socio-political issues.
A Move to Promote Cultural Narratives?
The film explores themes relevant to India’s cultural and political history. BJP-led states aim to promote conversations on its core message by making it tax-free.
Public Reaction
Audiences have welcomed the move, seeing it as a step toward supporting meaningful cinema. The exemption is expected to increase footfall in cinemas.
Impact on Box Office
The tax-free status in major states should boost box office collections. It will expand the film’s reach and help create a lasting impact.
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