đŹ Budget 2026: Creative Economy, Soft Power & IndiaâHungary Collaboration Ahead
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âš The Embassy of Hungary, New Delhi, in collaboration with Bridge Policy Think Tank, recently concluded a highâlevel session on Union Budget 2026: Unlocking Foreign Trade & Investment Opportunities. đïž In the panel discussion on Aligning Sectoral Roadmaps: What Budget 2026 Means for Key Industry Players, moderated by Ms. Sweta Roy, India Correspondent â The Banker, feautured Mr. Rahul Mittra, Film Producer, Actor & Founder, Rahul Mittra Films, who shared his perspective on how Budget 2026 strengthens Indiaâs creative economy. đ He welcomed the Budgetâs strong focus on the âorange economyâ, noting the governmentâs recognition of Indiaâs booming AVGC sectorâanimation, VFX, gaming and comicsâas a major driver of skilled jobs and global creative exports. Looking ahead, Mr. Mittra emphasised the vast potential for IndiaâHungary collaboration in film production, citing Hungaryâs worldâclass studios, heritage architecture, accessible filming locations and growing interest from Indian filmmakers. He stressed that structured coâproductions, joint writersâ rooms, and governmentâfacilitated partnerships could significantly strengthen bilateral cultural ties and position cinema as a powerful tool of soft diplomacy. đ€ We extend our appreciation to Mr. Rahul Mittra for his visionary insights on how Budget 2026 and IndiaâHungary cooperation can advance the creative economy and deepen cultural engagement. â¶ïž Watch the full conversation. #UnionBudget2026 #CreativeEconomy #OrangeEconomy #AVGC #FilmIndustry #CinemaPolicy #RahulMittra #CulturalDiplomacy #IndiaHungaryRelations #CoProduction #GlobalCinema #BridgePolicyThinkTank #EmbassyOfHungary #MediaAndEntertainment #InvestmentOpportunities