JioHotstar partners with Starzplay to launch in Middle East
JioHotstar, Reliance and Disney’s streaming platform with 500 million users, is entering the Middle East and North Africa by teaming up with Starzplay, a major local streaming service. JioHotstar will appear as its own section in the Starzplay app and website, offering Indian movies and shows in multiple languages. Plans start at around $9.50 a month, with a higher-priced tier bundled with cricket coverage.
- JioHotstar will be a dedicated section in Starzplay
- Debuts with Indian films, TV, and originals in 10 languages
- Simultaneous premieres for JioHotstar originals in MENA and India
- Monthly plans start at AED 34.99 ($9.50)
- Hotstar sports not included, but some bundles offer cricket
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