Srinagar, Nov. 27 -- Jammu and Kashmir government has gone whole hog to hard sell the union territory as a film tourism destination. Leading the charge is the Department of Information and Public Relations. The DIPR participated in the 56th International Film Festival of India at Goa. A grand J&K Pavilion was established in the WAVES Film Bazaar to promote the J&K Film Policy. The move was aimed at wooingaspiring filmmakers to shoot in picturesque Jammu and Kashmir. DIPR utilised this platform to promote art, culture, cuisine, as well as the famed tourist destinations of Jammu and Kashmir. More than 500 visitors interacted with the officers of DIPR at J&K Pavilion and enquired about various aspects of film shootings in the UT. Under the J...