ZEE5 Global, renowned for its rich South Asian content, has unveiled a grand initiative, ‘The Great ZEE5 Giveaway,’ expressing gratitude to its users during this festive season. The campaign, linked to the purchase of 4K or Add-on packs, guarantees exciting gifts—ranging from vouchers to dream vacations.
In collaboration with Quicklly, a prominent online South Asian marketplace and gift card rewards partner, this giveaway accompanies the launch of ZEE5 Global Add-ons. This strategic move aims to consolidate multiple South Asian streaming platforms into one, offering users seamless access to their beloved content, the platform said in a press release.
The limited-time offer coincides with the holidays, inviting subscribers to enter a New Year sweepstakes for a chance to win trips to Hawaii, wireless headphones, tablets, smartwatches, and more. Additionally, subscribers receive $10 with a monthly 4K subscription and $40 with an annual subscription as a guaranteed gift voucher.
Archana Anand, Chief Business Officer of ZEE5 Global, expressed immense gratitude for the overwhelming consumer support and highlighted the company’s commitment to delighting its users through various initiatives. From simplified content access via ZEE5 Add-ons to partnering with Quicklly for assured rewards and the chance to win enticing gifts, the goal is to make this holiday season unforgettable.
Pritesh Velankar, COO of Quicklly Inc., shared enthusiasm about the collaboration, emphasizing their shared vision to enhance entertainment and cultural convenience. The partnership aims to redefine how people engage with their favorite entertainment, flavors, and fashion from the comfort of their homes.
ZEE5 Global Add-ons is accessible across multiple platforms, ensuring a convenient and enriched streaming experience for users worldwide.
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