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Netflix announces new mobile plan for India

| @indiablooms | Jul 24, 2019, at 03:40 pm

New Delhi, July 24 (IBNS): Netflix on Wednesday announced the launch of a new mobile plan for India. 

At INR 199 per month, members will be able to enjoy all of Netflix’s content—uninterrupted and without ads—in standard definition (SD) on one smartphone or tablet at a time.

"This is our fourth Indian plan, in addition to the existing basic, standard and premium plans," read the statement issued by Netflix.

“Our members in India watch more on their mobiles than members anywhere else in the world- and they love to download our shows and films. We believe this new plan will make Netflix even more accessible and better suit people who like to watch on their smartphones and tablets—both on the go and at home,” said Ajay Arora, Director, Product Innovation, Netflix.

According to a FICCI-EY 2019 report, Indians spend 30% of their phone time—and over 70% of their mobile data—on entertainment.


Netflix is investing heavily in Indian films and series across all genres and for all generations, including much-loved hits like Sacred Games, Chopsticks and Mighty Little Bheem. Thirteen new films and nine new original series are already in the pipeline.

To sign up for the mobile plan:

Download the Netflix app or visit the website www.netflix.com


Select the mobile plan for INR 199/month


Add account details and try the first month for free (for new members)

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