Since last year , due to the coronavirus pandemic, all the people are locked at their homes. From work to entertainment, everything has started happening at home. I could not even go to the cinema hall to watch the movie, and in such a situation,  the craze of OTT platforms has increased day by day. Along with Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, Disney+Hotstar has also become very popular. If you also like Disney+ Hotstar's content, then this news is for you.

Good news for Disney+Hotstar fans: According to reports,  the OTT platform Disney+Hotstar is also going to introduce a new subscription plan for its users, which is going to be supported by ads. The price of this new plan of Disney+ Hotstar will be much lower, but it will come with ad support. The plan is scheduled to be launched in the US first and will be released in the rest of the country shortly after that.

The price of the new plan is very low: Let us tell you that the new subscription plan that Disney+ Hotstar is going to offer is going to be priced very low. The OTT platform has not revealed the price  of this plan at the moment, but has said so essential that the price of which is going to be less than the ad-free version of the company. Let us tell you that the price of the add-free version of Disney+Hotstar is Rs 610 per month.

What are the plans of this OTT platform at the moment: Currently Disney+ Hotstar is offering three subscription plans in India. The cheapest plan is Rs 299 per month and Disney+Hotstar's super plan is Rs 899 in which you are getting an opportunity to watch ad-free content and content in Flower HD Resolution for the whole year. Disney+Hotstar's premium plan is priced at Rs 1,499, in which you get the benefit of add-free content and 4K video resolution for the whole year. We expect Disney+Hotstar to reveal the price of its new plan and its launch date soon.

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