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Most of the links provided in favour of the statement 'Kochi is the centre of film industry' is from media articles published in Kochi city page. The city articles cater to the local population in the city and would be obviously having glitters all around. Almost all these articles uses much superlative and peacock terms. Another point is that none of the provided citations states that Kochi is the ONLY hub/centre of the industry.
Malayalam Cinema is not centered ONLY in Kochi. Most of the production facilities are in Trivandrum. There is no studios with large campus for outdoor shooting facility in Kochi. If so, please provide citations.
The Cinema Capital - This media url claims that Trivandrum is the Cinema Capital. I would consider this also as a weasel word in an article in the local city page. This is in similar lines with the urls provided in favour of Kochi. So, I am relying on sources without any of these weasel terms.
Trivandrum is having the maximum number of studio facilities and production facilities.
This includes:
There is not even a single studio to match this in Kochi.
I am not going to list down each and every similiar facilities in Trivandrum, as it would be overwhelming. I believe the above citations are enough to prove that Trivandrum is having a good number of unique post production facilities in the state.
The address of actors published in the official website of AMMA(Association of Malayalam Movie Artistes), majority are given the address at Trivandrum as their permanent address.(addresses link) Even this association (AMMA) is headquartered in Thycaud, Trivandrum and not in Kochi.
The first Malayalam film was produced and screened in Trivandrum. The first film studio, The Travancore National Pictures, was established in Trivandrum. For details, please see Vigathakumaran and J. C. Daniel.
There are many companies in Kinfra Film and Video Park with full SEZ facilities for animation and gaming. There are hundreds of small studios in the city to support all the "serial" shooting and production for various TV channels. The citations can be fetched from the all internal links provided above. Thus, it is evident that Trivandrum has much more production facilities than any other city in Kerala.
The International Film Festival of Kerala is held in Trivandrum. Government organizations like Kerala State Film Development Corporation, Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, and non-gov organizations like Soorya etc are headquartered in Trivandrum.
I will now provide some citations from official government websites to check an impartial view on the facts.
So in short, the movie industry in Kerala is not centred only in one location. Major facilities are in Trivandrum followed by Kochi. So to be impartial, no one can say that Malayalam movie industry is only centered in Kochi. Infact, it is scattered across Kerala with more presence in Trivandrum and Kochi.
The current statement is the article is as follows : " Malayalam film industry returned and established itself in Kerala with a major chunk of locations, studios, production and post-production facilities in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi." This is giving a Neutral view without adding adjectives or emphasising on any city. More over, there is no official status like "centre of film industry". Cheers, -- Aarem (Talk) 08:51, 9 April 2013 (UTC)
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Born | Sreekanteswaram, Kerala, India | 10 March 1970
Political party | BJP |
Spouse | Laisa |
Children | 2 |
Residence(s) | Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala |
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In this Malayali name, the person is referred to by their given name, Kumar, and not by their surname, Mulluvilakathu. |
Mulluvilakathu S Kumar (born 10 March 1970) is an Indian politician from Thiruvananthapuram in the state of Kerala.
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Loksabha | 2009 | BJP | Kasaragod | CPI(M) | P. Karunakaran | Lost | 2,60,040 | ||
2014 | BJP | Kasaragod | CPI(M) | P. Karunakaran | Lost | 2,12,138 | |||
2019 | BJP | Pathanamthitta | INC | Anto Antony | Lost | 84,462 | |||
Kerala Legislative Assembly | 2011 | BJP | Manjeshwar | IUML | P. B. Abdul Razak | Lost | 5,828[1] | ||
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2019 (by-election) | BJP | Konni | CPI(M) | K. U. Jenish Kumar | Lost | 14,313 | |||
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