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JioCinema announced premium pricing of 999 Indian rupees ($12) a year
Move comes weeks after a Reliance's Viacom18 struck a content deal with Warner Bros

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OTT price war | Ambani's JioCinema unveils prices

Name: OTT price war | Ambani's JioCinema unveils prices
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Description: JioCinema has become popular for showing the IPL cricket tournament on the platform for free in the ongoing season

JioCinema has become popular for showing the IPL cricket tournament on the platform for free in the ongoing season

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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OTT price war | Ambani's JioCinema unveils prices

In a move to fight global rivals such as Netflix and Disney in India, Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's streaming platform JioCinema announced premium pricing of 999 Indian rupees ($12) a year.

The move comes weeks after a Reliance's Viacom18 struck a content deal with Warner Bros, that will make available popular HBO and Warner titles such as "Succession" and those featuring the character Harry Potter on the JioCinema platform.

The JioCinema website on Saturday showed the new premium pricing for Hollywood content, with the much-awaited Succession series available for streaming.

Several of HBO's top-rated shows, including Succession, had aired in India on the Disney Hotstar platform until March 31 as part of a deal between the two companies that ended on that date.