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Reliance Jio is rolling out a new range of prepaid plans that come bundled with unrestricted access to all content on Disney+ Hotstar, starting from Rs 499, according to company sources.
Jio was earlier bundling Disney+ Hotstar VIP subscription (access to live sports, Hotstar specials, movies and TV shows and dubbed content in 3 Indian languages) in its plans that started from Rs 401.
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The new plans will now offer unrestricted access to entire content on Disney+ Hotstar from starting price point of Rs 499, company sources said.
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While the new price points are higher in most cases, than the previous such plans, notably the new plans also pack-in more, that is, unrestricted access to the full content on Disney+ Hotstar.
The revision is largely on the back of Disney+ Hotstar revising its plan and offerings in Indian market.
A mail sent to Reliance Jio on the new plans did not elicit a response.
Sources explained that Jio users will be able to access all content, including new library of international content in English language including Disney+ originals, TV shows from Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, HBO, FX, Showtime amongst others.
The new plan will be available for recharge from September 1, 2021. In addition to offering 1 year subscription of Disney+ Hotstar, Jio’s new plans offer unlimited voice, data, SMS, Jio apps and other benefits.
All its customers on active Disney+ Hotstar plans will continue to get the existing benefits until their current subscription expires, sources said.
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