Netflix Disappoints Indian Users, Rs 65 plan will not launch in India
Netflix Disappoints Indian Users, Rs 65 plan will not launch in India
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In India, Netflix was seen testing two low-cost plans in March this year, a monthly plan and a weekly plan. For several days, it was a topic of discussion that Netflix was preparing to launch a cheaper plan for Indian users and we reported it. The monthly plan that Netflix was testing was priced at Rs 250 and the weekly plan being tested was Rs 65. The main reason for testing these cheap plans was the challenge faced by Netflix in India from Amazon Prime, Hotstar and other online video streaming services. Netflix wanted to further increase its user base in India. Let's know the full details

This week, Netflix launched its cheaper monthly plan of Rs 199. This plan was kept in the pipeline for a long time. Netflix shocked everyone as Netflix was testing the Rs 250 plan and officially launched the monthly plan. Netflix didn't talk about its weekly plan at the time of the launch of the plan. According to media reports, Netflix is not launching any such weekly plans in India at the moment.

For your information, tell us that the monthly plan is being offered to mobile users at Rs 199 when it comes to Netflix's existing plans. In addition, it offers a basic plan of Rs 499 per month, a standard plan of Rs 649 per month and a premium plan of Rs 799 per month. The Monthly Plan of Rs 199, launched last week, has been specially designed for the Indian market. This plan allows users to stream videos only on mobiles and tabs via the Netflix app. This plan has been named as made for India plan by Netflix. Netflix may test similar plans for other countries as well. However, no official statement has been issued on behalf of the company.

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