Pakistan, Oct. 26 -- Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz directed the immediate enactment of Pakistan's first-ever film royalty law to protect artists' rights. Senior Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb announced the landmark initiative while presiding over the maiden meeting of the Punjab Film Authority in Lahore. Furthermore, the provincial government formally approved a generous rebate framework for filmmakers producing Punjabi and Urdu feature films within the province. Under the approved rebate policy, Punjabi language films will receive a thirty-five percent financial rebate, while Urdu language productions will get twenty percent. Consequently, provincial leaders aim to incentivize private investments, support local filmmakers, and elevate ...