New Delhi, July 5 -- The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), which comes into force later this month, could make it easier for film studios, streaming platforms and production houses of the two countries to collaborate seamlessly.

While the India-UK Film Co-Production Agreement, which recognizes qualifying projects as both British and Indian productions for incentives is already operational, the new agreement would help reduce some practical hurdles around these projects.

According to industry experts, the India-UK Film Co-Production Agreement would bring greater certainty regarding intellectual property, easier movement of talent, and improved access to services, making it simpler and more cost-effective for pro...