New Delhi: Video-on-demand service Hooq has announced its entry into the Indian market. Slated to be kicked off in India from June, this ad-free streaming service will be available at a monthly subscription of Rs 199.
Hooq is a start-up joint venture between Singtel, Sony Pictures Television and Warner Bros. It aims to empower customers by providing them unlimited online streaming access and an offline viewing option to top Hollywood and Indian movie and television content, via any device including computers, smartphones, tablets and Android set-top boxes.
It says to offer subscribers over 15,000 titles from across the categories including Hollywood and local Indian content.
"Hooq brings to India the biggest Hollywood catalogue where customers can look forward to more than 5,000 Hollywood movies and television series and TV shows. This includes titles from Sony, Warner Bros, Disney, Dreamworks, and Miramax such as Harry Potter, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Pulp Fiction, and TV series such as Nikita, The Shield, F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Lost and Grey’s Anatomy," says Hooq in a press note.
In addition to top Hollywood favourites, Hooq also offers customers an extensive range of over 10,000 Indian film and TV favourites. Hooq has partnered with the country’s top studios, including YRF, UTV Disney, Rajshri, Reliance, Shemaroo, Sri Balaji, AP International, Whacked Out Media and over 50 other studios.
The service will also be accessible to all customers in India through its website www.hooq.tv. Customers can watch videos of their choice and pay for the subscription through multiple e-payment options such as credit card, debit card, cash card, Internet banking and mobile wallet.
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