Tata Sky DTH, which recently rebranded to Tata Play, has enabled its subscribers to enjoy their favourite films and series on Netflix. Tata Sky DTH subscribers, or Tata Play DTH subscribers, will get access to Netflix through 90 bundles, which will include linear channels and Binge combo packs, thereby unlocking easy access to a world of entertaining content.
Tony Zameczkowski, vice president for business development in APAC at Netflix said: “Our partnership with Tata Play will make it easier for customers to subscribe to Netflix and enjoy high-quality video streaming around India. We look forward to entertaining more Indian entertainment fans with a wide variety of high-quality Netflix shows – from series like Money Heist, Squid Game and Stranger Things, documentaries, stand-ups, kids content, movies like Don’t Look Up and Red Notice, to local content like Dhamaka, Minnal Murali and Aranyak through the Netflix Combos.”
All users subscribing to the Tata Play Netflix combo packs will not only be able enjoy Netflix on their TV through the Tata Play Binge+ Smart set top box, which provides direct access to Netflix via the home screen and the remote, but can also access Netflix on any device of their choice, including Smart TVs, streaming devices, smartphones, and PCs, says a statement from the company.
Tata Sky DTH Has Been Rebranded to Tata Play
Tata Sky announced its new name and identity, Tata Play, as its business interests grow beyond Direct To Home services. “Tata Sky DTH leveraged its market leadership in its core business to create an ecosystem of content delivery by foraying into OTT and Broadband. We believe it is time for a brand identity that resonates beyond our DTH business,” explained Harit Nagpal, MD and CEO, Tata Play Ltd. Elaborating further he said, “I thank Tata Sons and The Walt Disney Company for backing this business, which over the years has expanded to 23 million households and made our content distribution platform a formidable player in the market.”
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