
New Delhi, Oct. 21 -- Prime Video', India's largest streaming service for exclusive 'Originals', announced the launch of 'Sony LIV' as an add-on subscription on the service. This landmark partnership brings one of India's largest local OTT subscription services to 'Prime Video' as an add-on subscription. Through this deal, 'Sony LIV' brings its expansive portfolio of premium entertainment, daily television and live sports to 'Prime Video' customers.
As an add-on subscription on the 'Prime Video' service, 'Sony LIV' will be available across mobile, web, Fire TV, smart TVs and other living room devices where the 'Prime Video' service is available, providing customers access to both services' expansive content offerings in one destination, thus eliminating the need to switch between apps. Customers in India can choose from two 'Sony LIV' subscription options: Rs 399/month and Rs 1,499/year.
As an add-on subscription, 'Sony LIV' offers a rich content repertoire including over 450 movies, 300 shows, live sports and an extensive library of on-demand content across multiple languages. Customers can enjoy premium 'Originals', including the 'Scam' franchise and 'Gullak'; movies such as 'Sitaare Zameen Par' and popular daily and weekly television shows from Sony SET and Sony SAB, including 'Kaun Banega Crorepati', 'Indian Idol', 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' and 'Pushpa Impossible'.
Sports aficionados are in for a treat as well, with live coverage of bilateral India cricket, UEFA Champions League, French Open, Commonwealth Games and UFC. Subscribers will be able to watch India's Tour of New Zealand, featuring Tests, ODIs and T20Is, beginning October 22. Additionally, new episodes of marquee 'Sony LIV' shows will be available daily alongside reality and entertainment titles such as KBC Season 18, 'Family Full House With Rohit Sharma' and 'Indian Idol' Season 17. With content spanning Hindi, English, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Gujarati, the add-on further expands the depth and breadth of Prime Video's multilingual entertainment offering.
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