"The way Sholay was written, and the detail in which each and every character of the movie was etched, all the characters of Sholay are still fresh in people's mind -- be it Gabbar's dialogue or Basanti's non-stop babbling. Even a character like Sambha, who in the entire movie spoke only two words, is till today fresh in the memory of people," said Sippy.
The film is slated to hit theatres on 3 January 2020.
The festival will be held from 20 November to 28 November 2019 and will witness over 200 films from around 76 countries.
The Minister announced that the policy will also include setting up of a film city, which has been long pending in Rajasthan.
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