FTPC INDIA is an organization committed for the growth of indian cinema and Television. Indian cinema is the combination of one national language Hindi and 16 plus regional languages. Film Exchange in the form of Artists, technicians, technology and other resources is the priority of the Film and Television Promotion Council of India. Thus all language films can improve their standards, more over with the exchange of artists and technicians films get more viewers and gets the PAN INDIA Focus. FTPC INDIA has organized Film and television exchange events in abroad too after a successful such events in Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Gujarat. FTPC INDIA’s Film exchange events in Nepal, Srilanka, Malaysia and Singapore has helped many production houses to exchange the resources. With Two and half decades of experience in film industry President Chaitanya Janga has uplifted the organization image to pan Global.
A World Book of Record London recognized and ISO 9001: 2015 Certified is one n only film organisation i.e. FTPC INDIA. The organization has not only committed for the growth of regional cinema, which has also uniting the cinema in Pan India and in Pan Global.
With all vast attempts to unite the cinema, now FTPC INDIA has come up to celebrate BENGALI STAR ICON AWARDS, in which the organization is going to felicitate the Legends of Bengali cinema, besides to encourage the new talent the organization is also going to award an upcoming talent with NEWGEN AWARD -2024 secretary of the organization Vs.Vijay Varma Pakalapati said. Let’s wish the organization for many more activities in coming years.
A World Book of Record London recognized and ISO 9001: 2015 Certified only one organisation FTPC India
Our goal is to create employment by working at the national and International level, said Chaitanya Janga, a southern producer.
One of our goals is to provide opportunities for new talents, says Chaitanya Junga, President, Film and Television Promotion Council of India.
“Our goal is to reduce unemployment,” Chaitanya told Media. We have created a lot of jobs and want to do more. We always cherish emerging talents and give them opportunities. “
Asked if they are considering any investment and employment in West Bengal, Chaitanya said, “We want to expand our business range in East India by looking at all cultural, social and business issues and find local talent in various fields including filming, choreography, costume planning, modeling and acting.” I want to give a chance. “
Incidentally, his company wants to produce Telugu, Hindi and Bengali films in addition to giving opportunities to talented people in Bengali and South Indian films, advertisements. Chaitanya said that the company is also thinking of holding an international film festival under the banner of FTPC India . They are also thinking of taking the Film and Television Promotion Council of India. The South Indian producer is also thinking of bringing in news media.
