MACTA condemns attempts to disrupt film shooting
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Malayalam Cine Technicians Association (MACTA) has condemned the attempts by a section of the political activists to disrupt film shooting in the name of some personal issues. Association representati
Malayalam Cine Technicians Association (MACTA) has condemned the attempts by a section of the political activists to disrupt film shooting in the name of some personal issues.
Association representatives stated that such disruptions would affect the prospects of several workers in the film industry. The Malayalam film industry is limping back to normalcy after being hit by the pandemic crisis, they said in a release here.
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