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OTTplay launches quirky campaign to woo audiences across India
New Delhi: OTTplay has rolled out a new campaign ‘Maze Karo Multiply’, introducing a one-of-its-kind proposition for the fast-growing OTT audience in India.
The campaign takes inspiration from the power of content in bringing together & connecting people hailing from different cultures, backgrounds and demographics. The video ad focuses on the blockbuster content library, which includes availability of 20,000 shows and movies on OTTplay platform, coining the ‘Har Din Kucch Naya Dekho’ catchphrase.
OTTplay has introduced five curated subscription packs for the OTT audiences, from the ‘Power Play Pack’, which includes all 12 OTTs in one pack to the ‘Jhakaas Pack’ that offers ‘masaaledaar’ blockbuster Bollywood content. The other subscription packages include ‘Simply South Pack’ offering curated regional content, whereas the ‘Chota Pataka Pack’ and ‘Totally Sorted Pack’ brings together an assorted mix of Premium OTT platforms. With these packs starting at Rs 50 per month, the nominal pricing provides access to around 65,000 titles, which are currently available to stream on the OTTplay platform with ultra HD streaming quality.
Talking about the #MazeKaroMultiply campaign, OTTplay co-founder & CEO Avinash Mudaliar, “We are delighted to announce the launch of our inaugural ad campaign, as we introduce the brand’s ‘Maze Karo Multiply’ positioning to OTT audiences across India in a quirky way. As category-creators, we strive to provide an exceptionally personalised viewing experience to our subscribers, by enabling audiences to consume relevant content from across genres, languages and platforms. Further, our extensive content library provides subscribers with world-class movies, web series and shows to consume basis their distinctive moods.”
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Amazon MX Player launches free micro-drama destination Fatafat
New platform offers serialized short-form stories with Munawar Faruqui campaign.
MUMBAI: Amazon MX Player just made micro-dramas free because the only thing shorter than the episodes is now the price tag (zero). Amazon MX Player has launched Fatafat, India’s first completely free premium micro-drama destination, giving mobile-first audiences access to fast-paced, serialized short-form stories without any paywall. Designed for quick viewing bursts, Fatafat features a growing catalogue of romance, drama, thriller and youth-led narratives in bite-sized episodes that are instantly bingeable. Unlike most micro-drama platforms that charge for access, Fatafat removes the barrier entirely, expanding the format’s reach across India.
The launch is supported by a humorous digital campaign fronted by comedian-actor Munawar Faruqui. The spots playfully highlight how small spends on paid micro-drama apps could be better used elsewhere, positioning Fatafat as the smarter, no-cost choice for engaging entertainment.
Amazon MX Player head Karan Bedi said, “Our vision has always been to make premium entertainment accessible to everyone, free of cost. With Fatafat, we are extending that promise to the rapidly growing micro-drama category quick, engaging and mobile-first while remaining completely free for viewers across India.”
Amazon MX Player head of content Amogh Dusad added, “Micro-dramas open up exciting creative possibilities for storytelling. With Fatafat, we are building a diverse slate of serialized stories across genres while keeping the experience fast, engaging and accessible to viewers everywhere.”
Munawar Faruqui said, “Today’s entertainment landscape is defined by content that is fast, engaging, and instantly accessible. Shooting for the campaign was a thoroughly enjoyable experience, especially as the scenarios felt incredibly authentic and relatable.”
Fatafat will continue to expand its library with several new titles in the coming months. The destination is available to stream for free on the Amazon MX Player mobile app.
In a country where attention spans are shrinking faster than episode lengths, Amazon MX Player isn’t just joining the micro-drama party,it’s throwing the doors wide open and telling everyone the snacks (and stories) are on the house.
