Actress-producer Neetu Chandra has shared insights on how Bihar is becoming a promising hub for filmmakers and emerging talent.
A Journey of 15 Years
Reflecting on her 15-year journey in producing regional stories and nurturing artists from Bihar, Neetu emphasized that the evolving film ecosystem and supportive policies are creating ample opportunities for local creatives to thrive in their homeland.
When discussing her connection to Bihar’s storytelling, Neetu remarked, “I have been building my character for fifteen years because I am a producer as well. I have launched talents from Bihar. I have produced most of the films made from the region. My love and passion for Bihar run deep. You cannot take Bihar out of your heart. We work on credentials, not relations. That is why I can stand here with confidence and say — Jai Bihar, Jai Hind.”
Growing Opportunities in Bihar
Neetu Chandra highlighted the shift in perspectives towards work in Bihar. Previously, many individuals were hesitant to leave their hometowns, but now Bihar is creating pathways that enable them to build their careers locally.
“Earlier, people would say they didn’t want to go outside to work — which is wonderful. But now, we have created opportunities within Bihar. We have opened a road for hundreds of production houses and producers to come and shoot in the state. Local artists will get jobs, exposure, and the chance to showcase their talent. Nothing is more beautiful than seeing the people of Bihar smiling because they get work in their own land. All of this is possible because of the Bihar Film Policy.”
Bihar: A Rising Filming Destination
Speaking about Bihar’s increasing prominence as a filming location, Neetu noted that the cinematic landscape is gradually shifting towards the state. Regardless of the story being told, filmmakers now have the option to shoot in Bihar and take advantage of its supportive film policy.
“The landscape of cinema is moving toward Bihar. Whatever story you tell, even if it’s not about Bihar, you can still shoot in the state and benefit from the policy. Shooting in Bihar is easy, comfortable, and smooth. We will provide every facility possible,” she explained.
In further news, Neetu Chandra’s film “Chhath” has been selected for the Indian Panorama section at the International Film Festival of India 2025 (IFFI).









