Prime Video India has added Sony LIV to its list of add-on subscriptions, allowing customers to access the streaming platform’s movies, original series, television shows and live sports through a single service. Announced on October 21, the partnership gives viewers another option to access Sony LIV’s content without switching between separate apps.
Sony LIV will be available to Prime Video customers through two subscription plans priced at Rs 399 per month and Rs 1,499 per year. The service can be accessed through mobile devices, web browsers, Fire TV, smart TVs and other compatible living room devices.
The partnership brings Sony LIV’s library of more than 450 movies and 300 shows to Prime Video’s entertainment offering, alongside its live sports coverage and multilingual programming.
Sony LIV’s catalogue includes original series such as the Scam franchise and Gullak, along with films such as Sitaare Zameen Par. The service also offers popular television programmes from Sony Entertainment Television and Sony SAB, including Kaun Banega Crorepati, Indian Idol, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah and Pushpa Impossible.
Reality and entertainment programming available through the platform includes KBC Season 18, Indian Idol Season 17 and Family Full House With Rohit Sharma.
Sports coverage is another key part of the partnership. Sony LIV offers live coverage of bilateral India cricket, the UEFA Champions League, the French Open, the Commonwealth Games and UFC, among other sporting events.
The announcement also highlighted India’s upcoming tour of New Zealand, featuring Test matches, One Day Internationals and T20 Internationals, beginning October 22.
With content available in Hindi, English, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Gujarati, the partnership further expands the range of regional and international entertainment accessible through Prime Video.
Commenting on the development, Gaurav Bhasin, Head of AVOD Business and Marketplace at Prime Video India, said the addition would give customers access to a wider selection of entertainment and sports content.
Prime Video India has added Sony LIV to its list of add-on subscriptions, allowing customers to access the streaming platform’s movies, original series, television shows and live sports through a single service. Announced on October 21, the partnership gives viewers another option to access Sony LIV’s content without switching between separate apps.
Sony LIV will be available to Prime Video customers through two subscription plans priced at Rs 399 per month and Rs 1,499 per year. The service can be accessed through mobile devices, web browsers, Fire TV, smart TVs and other compatible living room devices.
The partnership brings Sony LIV’s library of more than 450 movies and 300 shows to Prime Video’s entertainment offering, alongside its live sports coverage and multilingual programming.
Sony LIV’s catalogue includes original series such as the Scam franchise and Gullak, along with films such as Sitaare Zameen Par. The service also offers popular television programmes from Sony Entertainment Television and Sony SAB, including Kaun Banega Crorepati, Indian Idol, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah and Pushpa Impossible.
Reality and entertainment programming available through the platform includes KBC Season 18, Indian Idol Season 17 and Family Full House With Rohit Sharma.
Sports coverage is another key part of the partnership. Sony LIV offers live coverage of bilateral India cricket, the UEFA Champions League, the French Open, the Commonwealth Games and UFC, among other sporting events.
The announcement also highlighted India’s upcoming tour of New Zealand, featuring Test matches, One Day Internationals and T20 Internationals, beginning October 22.
With content available in Hindi, English, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Gujarati, the partnership further expands the range of regional and international entertainment accessible through Prime Video.
Commenting on the development, Gaurav Bhasin, Head of AVOD Business and Marketplace at Prime Video India, said the addition would give customers access to a wider selection of entertainment and sports content.