CM Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan today planted saplings of Peepal, Neem and Guava along with eminent personalities from the film and OTT world in the garden located at Shyamala Hills.
Producer and Actor Ms. Vani Tripathi Tiku, Sony Pictures Entertainment Mumbai, Mr. Dhairysheel Nimbalkar, Head of Production, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Mumbai, Ms. Shobha Sant, Content Alliance Head, Jio Studios, Mumbai, Mr. Parth Arora, Director (Production Management), Netflix, One H Media Constant Mumbai Founder Sushri Hemlata Upadhyay etc. participated. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan greeted the guests by presenting them with Angavastram.
OTT planted saplings along with CM Shri Shivraj Singh
Along with CM Shri Shivraj Singh, Producer of Magic Hour Films Mr. Sameer Sarkar, Producer of Guru Films (Telugu) Ms. Sunitha Tanti, Vice President of Lions Gate India Ms. Mrinalini Khanna, Producer and Founder of Jugaad Motion Pictures Mr. Dheer Momaya also planted saplings. The book “Ayurveda Chronicles – The Adventures of Vata, Pitta and Kapha” was presented to Chief Minister Shri Chouhan by Ms. Sunitha Tanti of Guru Films.
In the discussion with CM Shri Shivraj Singh, the producers said that there is a lot of scope for filming in Madhya Pradesh. South Indian filmmakers are also coming to Madhya Pradesh for filming. The filmmakers appreciated the Chief Minister’s daily plantation of saplings and said that this commitment towards environmental protection motivates them to work in this direction.
The filmmakers also appreciated the hospitality of the state. The introduction was done by Principal Secretary of Culture and Tourism Shri Shivshekhar Shukla.
Shri Jitendra Singh Rajput, Shri Deepak Singh, Ms. Vijaya Dubey, Saumya Dubey and Vaishnavi Dubey along with Chief Minister Shri Chouhan planted saplings on their birthday.
Sarvashri Karthik Chauhan, Ramamurthy Mishra, Shashank Hindolia, Anirudh Dubey and Mr. Sunil Devendra, and Krishna of Bherunda also participated in the plantation.
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