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Meme news #1 POV: Mota Bhai killing the OTT Industry with ₹29/month for jio cinema subscription. Follow for more!!

I think jio cinema is also making the same thing what Netflix did in usa just by paying 10% of dth recharge we can use the Netflix same where jio cinema is doing with 29 same strategy which is quite good

Jio cinema is killing every OTT with these pricing ₹30 for 1 month and ₹300 for 1 Year, less than a newspaper subscription 🤯

2 Crores people's are watching live big boss on jio cinema Let's calculate the revenue subscription price is 30 rupees live watching 2 crores people's daily on jio cinema Total Estimated Earnings: Subscription Revenue: ₹60 crores Advertisin

Jio new strategy to kill all top OTT's in india. Officially JioCinema is the cheapest subscription with international content. At the cost of ₹29/month just to compare Netflix basic plan is around ₹145/month Amazon Prime is around ₹299/month Ul

I'm thinking of creating an anime series. We only have voice actors, therefore I recently developed an app for the OTT platform that is similar to Jio Cinema. Use this link to get in touch with me if you're an animator or script writer looking to col

Will you pay 99₹ per month to JIO translate when you can do it for free with Google translate? What might be the secret strategy behind this move because I think Reliance is not Dumb to make a decision like this😂

Hi everyone! The Lion’s Den is a spot funding show coming up on Jio Cinema OTT! Real angel investors will provide spot funding to startups pitching on the show! Medial has collaborated with The Lion’s Den to give priority to our users’ applicatio

A day after the spectrum auctions, Akash Ambani-led Reliance Jio has taken the lead in hiking mobile service tariffs. The company announced tariff hikes ranging from 12.5% to 25% across most of its plans, effective from July 3, 2024. Jio’s lowest

The Future of Licensing Deals: Is Subscription the New Frontier? As technology reshapes industries, the traditional licensing model is ripe for disruption. Could subscription-based licensing be the next big thing? Let's explore this trend and its im