Ott Platforms  

These days, OTT platforms are dominating the entertainment industry. Many films which failed to garner an audience at the theatre often find appreciation at the OTTs like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, JioCinema, and SonyLiv. 

he industry of Bollywood is always changing, with new tales, new faces, and creative filming techniques enthralling fans every year. In 2024, the internet landscape will continue to play an important role in releasing Bollywood films. OTT (Over-The-Top) platforms are now the preferred way for audiences to see the latest Hindi films from the convenience of their own homes. 

Keeping this in mind, here is a structured list of the most popular OTT platforms to watch, the finest Kdramas on Disney + Hotstar April 2024, as well as other Korean culture-themed programs.
 

The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (I&B) released a statement announcing the ban of 18 OTT platforms, 19 websites, and 57 social media apps for producing vulgar and obscene content.

There are several web series focused on women available on OTT platforms, some of which have strong messages of empowerment. Celebrate International Women's Day by watching the web series like Aarya, Hush Hush, etc.

There are many interesting and different movies coming to theaters and OTT platforms in March 2024, fans are eagerly waiting for movies like Shaitan, The Crew, Yodha etc.

Founder and CEO of ATRANGII TV Vibhu Agarwal discusses the emergence and expansion of OTT platforms.

South-Korean film ‘Parasite’ has created history, bagging 4 Oscars. Directed by Bong Joon Ho, Parasite is the first non-English language film to get the best picture award. The film mirrors much of what’s happening in India, and around the world. Languages other than the ones that dominate the country have emerged as major entertainment option. Thanks to global cinema exposure through OTT platforms, most viewers have broadened their horizons. Parasite is the first Korean film that received a theatrical release in India. This shows there is a growing market for small-scale and plot-driven foreign films in the country.