Telangana is going all out to woo international filmmakers to shoot in the state, especially in various beautiful locations like Jodeghat, Gandhari Killa (fort), Mitta waterfall (Satha Gundu), Manikguda caves, Kerameri Ghat Road and Shivaram, all in Adilabad district, which is over 300 km away from the state capital Hyderabad. The state capital is a world-class film production centre offering award winning talent both in front and behind the camera. The state offers leading edge post-production, animation and special effects capabilities, stunning filming locations, state of the art studio facilities, along with comprehensive support services that deliver a seamless production experience from start to finish.
Shooting Locales
• Jodeghat valley
• Laknavaram Suspension Bridge
• Golconda Fort
• SapthaGundalu Water Falls
• Ramoji Film City
• Faluknama Palace
M.D. Vijay,
Manager
Telangana State Film Development Corporation
Email- vijaymd1965@gmail.com
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