India Is Become A Center For Visual Effects Anurag Thakur, the animator

Anurag Thakur, a union minister, said on Friday that India offers a wealth of opportunities and is quickly becoming a center for animation and special effects.

Speaking at the Fortune India The Next 500 Awards ceremony in this city, Thakur said that although the rest of the world’s economy was experiencing a recession, India was continuing to advance, opening up chances for investment in a variety of industries.

The Information and Broadcasting Minister said that numerous major motion pictures, including “Avatar,” had their visual effects and animation completed at facilities in India, which was quickly becoming a center for these kinds of operations.

“Many major motion pictures have their visual effects and animation produced in little Indian towns. Numerous areas offer enormous prospects, he noted.

The senior BJP politician said that as the administration began to digitise the economy and expand financial inclusion, it was mocked by the opposition.

“In 2008, we ranked as the world’s least banked country. We have opened 480 million bank accounts in the last nine years. The opposition made fun of us by predicting what would appear in the impoverished people’s bank accounts. However, the underprivileged made deposits into their bank accounts, bringing in more over 2.47 lakh crore. When Modi introduced financial inclusion, this took place, according to Thakur.

He said that the Modi administration has made significant efforts to raise India’s standing in both the Innovation Index and the Ease of Doing rankings.

“I’m not claiming that what we did was perfect. The process of doing so is still ongoing. Everyone is invited to provide ideas on how to further reduce the compliance burden, according to Thakur.

When the Covid epidemic hit, he said that “some experts” had written off the India narrative, but Prime Minister Modi had guided the nation through tough times and made sure that the economy had emerged as a bright point in the globe.

Thakur advised the aspiring businesspeople to put forth a lot of effort to succeed and advance the nation.

“You must get up before the sun rises if you want to shine like the sun. You must also become as hot as the sun. I have no doubt that the youthful, modern India understands how to toil hard and leave its imprint on the world,” Thakur remarked.