Prasar Bharti launches its OTT platform Waves

Prasar Bharati's OTT Platform WAVES: 65 Live Channels, 12+ Languages, Free Gaming, Live TV, and More
Prasar Bharati launches WAVES OTT platform with 65 live channels, 12+ languages, free gaming, live TV, and more. Stream classic shows, contemporary content, and live events on India’s new infotainment hub.
Waves OTT: Content In 12 Languages And More, Here Is What You Need To About This New Launch From Prasar Bharti
The world of over-the-top streaming and content consumption has skyrocketed in its presence and ability to reach millions in the recent past. A market that was once dominated by a handful of international players is now filled with competitors from across the globe,
Prasar Bharati Introduces WAVES: A New OTT Platform With Diverse Content For All Audiences
Prasar Bharati's WAVES OTT platform offers classic and modern content in over 12 languages, featuring shows, live events, and educational programming.
Prasar Bharati launches OTT platform Waves: Know subscription plans, content and more
Prasar Bharati OTT platform Waves also offers different games that engage users across all age groups. Further, it has partnered with the ONDC to enable seamless online shopping for users.
Prasar Bharati Enters OTT Space with 'Waves'
Prasar Bharati has launched 'Waves', a new OTT platform featuring over 12 language options and a variety of content genres. Introduced at the International Film Festival of India, the platform aims to provide family-friendly entertainment,
Prasar Bharati launches WAVES OTT platform with these subscription plans, prices and exclusive content
Apart from traditional entertainment, Waves focuses on live events such as the Prabhu Shriram Lalla Aarti LIVE from Ayodhya and the monthly Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It will also stream international events like the US Premier League Cricket Tournament starting from November 22, 2024.
Digital Media & Entertainment Meets Vikasit Bharat On Waves Prasar Bharati Launches Waves OTT At IFFI
Prasar Bharati, the national public broadcaster launched Waves its OTT platform at the International Film Festival of India, Goa (IFFI). Waves was launched by Dr. Pramod Sawant, Honourable Chief Minister,
India’s Public Broadcaster Prasar Bharati Unveils Waves Streaming Platform at Goa Festival
Indian public broadcaster Prasar Bharati has rolled out its streaming platform Waves at the International Film Festival of India in Goa.
Prasar Bharati launches its OTT app Waves on World Television Day; know its subscription plans, cost, content, and more
Prasar Bharati has launched its new over-the-top (OTT) streaming platform, Waves, designed to provide a variety of content to viewers across India. This platform aims to offer a wide range of entertainment,
Prasar Bharati unveils OTT platform Waves with over 65 live channels
The platform, available in 12 languages, offers over 65 live channels, movies, interactive games, live events, and even online shopping, positioning itself as a one-stop entertainment hub.
“Clean family enterntainment…”, Prasar Bharati Chairman briefs about Prasar Bharati OTT app 'WAVES'
Chairman of Prasar Bharati, Navneet Kumar Sehgal said, “The Prasar Bharati OTT app 'WAVES' is now live on Android and iOS which will have a lot of entertaining movies and we can watch news channels also.
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Prasar Bharati's OTT App Waves' Subscription Plans Start At Rs 30 Per Month: Here's How Much Top-Tier Plans Cost & Benefits They Bring
Waves brings a lineup of content in 12 languages, including Hindi, English, Tamil, Marathi, and Assamese, with plans starting ...