The lockdown time frame has prompted a blast in the video streaming services everywhere throughout the world, with Indians getting their portion of amusement through fiction stories, suspense thrillers, K-dramas, mythological stories, legendary stories, and supernatural thrills. Compelled to remain inside by the COVID-19 lockdown, Indians are going through as long as four hours every week on gushing on video streaming platforms like Netflix, Hotstar, Amazon Prime, and Zee5.
Indian Video Streaming Wars
Disney+Hostar versus Netflix
In the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown that began from March 24, The Indian market saw the emergence of a new player as global entertainment giant Disney propelled its video streaming services in India through Hotstar, which is gotten as a part of its 21st Century Fox acquisition in 2018. Within 10 days of its launch, Disney+Hotstar earned roughly 80 lakh paid subscribers in India. From the start, this looks incredibly great. Disney+ rival Netflix apparently had 1.2 million subscribers in India in March 2019, assuming control more than three years to break the 1 million imprint since its launch in January 2016. Presently without a doubt, comparing the initial growth of Disney+ to Netflix does not even match as the former had a few substantial advantages during launch. Be that as it may, the terrible news for Netflix is that Disney+ can expand upon those points of interest and score more subscribers over the long haul.