Kolkata, October 4 (IANS). The annual conference of the Merchants Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) is currently entering Kolkata. Here, filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani spoke to Ians for the US government about the imposition of 100 percent rates on foreign films. He said that it is not yet clear, and that no one so far knows what the real intention of this step the US president has taken. He joined a discussion with Rajiv Masand during this period. During this time when he was asked that the US government imposed 100 percent tariff on foreign films. Many Indian films are released there every week, so Rajkumar Hirani told Ians, and replied on what effect it would have on Indian films and film economy, “So far it has not been cleared up a few days ago, but so far no one knows what it should be clear, and no one has seen another problem. He believes that foreign films are weakening the US film industry. An impact on this conference earlier, MCCI President Amit Saraogi said Friday that 49,000 crore calls will be invested in various industries, including steel, electricity, engineering, livestock and stationery by member companies of merchants chamber and industry (MCCI) in Bengal.
Trump talks about 100 percent tax on foreign films, Rajkumar Hirani said: “Nobody knows real intent”
