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IMPPA
Indian Motion Picture Producers’ Association
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Abbreviation	IMPPA
Established	1937; 88 years ago
Founder	Ardeshir Irani
Type	Nonprofit organization
Purpose	Registration and Arbitration
Headquarters	Crescent Tower, G-1 to 7, New Link Rd, Nr. Morya House, 0pp. Infinity Mall, Veera Desai Industrial Estate, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India 400053.
Area served	Worldwide
Members	25000
Key people	Abhay Sinha, President; Sushama Shiromanee, Sr.Vice President; Tinu Verma, Vice President; Atul Patel, Vice President; Kuku Kohli, General Secretary; Babubhai Thiba, Treasurer;
Affiliations	Film Federation of India and FIAPF
Website	www.imppa.info

The Indian Motion Picture Producers’ Association (IMPPA) is the Association of Film Producers.^[5] IMPPA was established in 1937. This non-profit organization plays a role by functioning as the film registration body and problem-solving entity for producers within the industry.^{[citation needed]} IMPPA's role in fostering the Indian Film Industry is undeniably significant.^[6]

Board of Directors

Office Bearers

A new administrative committee was formed following the elections held on April 10,2022.Mr.Abhay Sinha Was elected as the Chairman of IMPPA in the 23-member committee.^[7]

Ec Members

IMPPA has elected committee members who are allotted various roles in the internal committees, which take on the task of various industry-related subjects. They contribute towards the task of serving the producer and uplifting the association. Through the outstanding performance of the office bearers and the EC Committee, they get re-elected again.^[8]^[9]

Cannes

The Indian Motion Picture Producers Association partnered with the Confederation of Indian Industry to feature Indian cinema at the India Pavilion at Cannes for the first time at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival. The promotion of the first Bhojpuri film Sanyog at the Cannes Film Festival was carried out by Rajpal Yadav on behalf of IMPPA. The collaboration seeks to highlight the diverse narratives and rich cultural heritage of Indian films on an international platform.^[10]

This Cannes festival's Indian Pavilion, designed by the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, is named The Sutradhara to reflect this year’s theme, “Create in India.” This theme underscores India’s commitment to showcasing its cinematic heritage and fostering international collaborations. As part of the Cannes Film Festival, the NFDC, in partnership with FICCI, organized a special event titled Bharat Parva. Held at the French Riviera, the event commenced with an address by Sanjay Jaju, Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.^[11]^[12]^[13]