Skip to content
Search

Latest Stories

Boney Kapoor-led firm signs concession agreement for Noida Film City

Notably, actor Akshay Kumar was also vying for the project.

Boney Kapoor-led firm signs concession agreement for Noida Film City

Filmmaker Boney Kapoor and Bhutani Group-backed firm Bayview Bhutani Film City Pvt. Ltd. signed a concession agreement with the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) on Thursday for the development of Noida International Film City in India.

Boney Kapoor told the media, “This is the mission of my life to make the international film city.”


“This is a unique opportunity given to the film industry. We will try to come up with an international film city...,” he added.

In January, Kapoor and real estate developer Bhutani Group bagged the contract to develop the International Film City near the upcoming Noida International Airport in Uttar Pradesh.

The selection criteria emphasised that, among technically eligible institutions, the one offering the maximum gross revenue share to the authority would be chosen as the successful bidder.

Notably, actor Akshay Kumar was also vying for the project.

Arunveer Singh, the CEO of YEIDA, explained that the gross revenue share signifies that the company, after the development of Film City, will contribute 18 per cent of its earnings to the authority.

In addition to providing the land, the authority will also offer other necessary infrastructure, while the company is responsible for all the construction and development of facilities within the Film City itself.

More For You

DJ Shai Guy

DJ Shai Guy

DJ Shai Guy: The Man Behind the Bollywood Beat Revolution

For over 15 years, DJ Shai Guy has been setting dancefloors alight with his unmistakable energy and genre-blending sound. A mainstay of London’s club scene and the resident DJ for the legendary Bombay Funkadelic nights, he’s built a loyal following for seamlessly mixing Bollywood beats with global grooves. From BBC residencies and over 40 official mixtapes to high-profile gigs for the Hinduja Brothers and Vodafone — and opening for Farhan Akhtar at Joon Festival — Shai has proven there’s no dancefloor he can’t command.

Now, with his latest venture BollyDay, a daytime Bollywood party designed for a new generation of clubbers who value fun, inclusivity, and balance, the London-based DJ continues to redefine what Desi nightlife can be. In this candid chat with Eastern Eye, Shai Hussain opens up about his journey from Manchester student nights to global stages, the art of keeping a crowd hyped, and why Ramta Jogi will never fail to bring the house down.

Keep ReadingShow less