Noida Film City Project Faces Fresh Delay As Financial Closure Remains Pending After Six Years
Lucknow: Six years after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced the ambitious Noida Film City project, construction is yet to begin. The project has crossed several hurdles, including land acquisition and selection of a developer, but is now stuck at the financial closure stage. 1,000-Acre Project Planned Near Noida International Airport In YEIDA Area The film city is planned…
Six years after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced the Noida Film City project, construction remains stalled. The ambitious 1,000-acre development near Noida International Airport has encountered numerous setbacks, including land acquisition and developer selection. However, the project has now stalled at the financial closure stage.
The 230-acre first phase received YEIDA approval in June 2025, with land disputes resolved. Despite selecting a developer, financial closure remains pending. The developer, Bayview Bhutani International Film City Pvt Ltd, anticipates completing financial closure within a week and starting construction by the end of August. Project officials expect the first phase to cost around Rs 1,510 crore, though this could rise during construction.
If successful, construction would begin, potentially ending the six-year delay that has undermined confidence in the project.
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