India’s leading content distribution platform, Tata Play (formerly known as Tata Sky), has announced the expansion of its OTT entertainment app Tata Play Binge, to all smartphone users, with no pre-requisite of needing a DTH subscription.
Tata Play Binge is introducing plans starting Rs. 59 per month and providing access to premium content across popular national, international and regional apps as per subscribed plans.
The all-new app offers content from 12 languages from popular OTT apps such as ‘Disney+Hotstar’, ‘ZEE5’, ‘Voot Select’, ‘SonyLIV’, ‘MX Player’, ‘hoichoi’, ‘Namma flix’, ‘Chaupal’, ‘Planet Marathi’, ‘Sun NXT’, ‘Voot Kids’, ‘Eros Now’, ‘Hungama Play,’ ‘ShemarooMe’, ‘EPICON’, ‘DocuBay’ and ‘Curiosity Stream’.
Upcoming integrations include ‘Apple TV+’, ‘Lionsgate Play’, ‘Travelxp’, ‘Shorts TV’, ‘Reeldrama’, ‘Manorama Max’, ‘Tarang Plus’, ‘Koode’ and more.
The platform also gives the Netflix Combo plan which is available for Tata Play DTH subscribers, and Amazon Prime Video can be accessed with an add-on subscription on Binge.
Tata Play Binge presents a freemium model, wherein anyone can install the Binge app and view and browse free content across partner OTT apps, and can also watch premium content behind paywalls by choosing subscription plans starting from ₹59 per month.
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