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JioHotstar Expands Globally with Launch in UK, Canada, and Singapore

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In Short: JioHotstar, India's leading streaming service, has launched internationally in the UK, Canada, and Singapore, offering a diverse library of content across 12 languages.

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JioHotstar, India's leading streaming service, has launched internationally in the UK, Canada, and Singapore, marking its expansion beyond India and positioning itself as a global entertainment platform. The service, designed to resonate with the South Asian diaspora and appeal to a broader international audience, now offers access to its extensive library of over 160,000 hours of content in more than 12 languages and multiple genres.

The launch in these markets includes Before-TV access to popular shows for Singapore and Canada, and simultaneous viewing with television broadcasts for the U.K. audience. Amit Malhotra, head of international business at JioStar, emphasized the importance of streaming in expanding catalog sizes, highlighting JioHotstar's strategy to attract a wider international audience interested in diverse languages, stories, and cultures.

In a statement, JioHotstar said, 'The service is designed to resonate deeply with the South Asian diaspora while appealing to a broader global audience.' This expansion aims to bring JioHotstar's catalog of entertainment to new viewers, offering them a unique viewing experience with interactive features, personalized recommendations, and new subscription options.

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