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Amazon Prime Video brings to customers the digital premiere of kids’ favourite Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka as part of Prime Day Celebrations
MUMBAI: Continuing this year’s Prime Day celebrations, Amazon Prime Video announced the digital premiere of the latest title from India’s most loved animated franchise – Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka, shortly after its theatrical release. The latest release from Chhota Bheem’s franchise includes a special track sung by none other than Punjabi pop sensation and legend Daler Mehendi. The digital premiere of Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka forms a part of Amazon Prime Video’s Prime Day 2019 offering, with 14 new, exciting titles across English and 8 Indian languages are launching on the service. Prime members across 200 countries and territories can stream Chhota Bheem and his action packed adventure in China starting 9th July.
Commenting on the film, Singer, Daler Mehendi, said “Chhota Bheem is a favorite amongst children these days. My daughter’s love for the character encouraged me to be a part of Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka, thereby making this collaboration extremely special. She has also played an integral part in the music video and features in it as well. I am thrilled to know that Chhota Bheem Kung Fu Dhamaka will make its digital premiere on Amazon Prime Video, it’s a must watch for children and parents alike!”
Chhota Bheem and his friends decide to participate in the annual martial arts competition held at China, where the country's princess gets kidnapped by an evil demon Zuhu. Bheem decides to go after him and end Zuhu's reign of terror.
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Bullet microdrama app crosses 10 million downloads on Play Store
Top shows clock millions of views as platform expands across 7 languages
MUMBAI: Short, sharp and shooting ahead, Bullet microdrama app is proving that in the age of shrinking attention spans, brevity isn’t just the soul of wit, it’s the engine of growth. The platform has crossed 10 million downloads on the Google Play Store, marking a significant milestone as microdramas carve out a firm space in India’s fast-evolving digital entertainment ecosystem. The surge reflects a growing appetite for snackable, high-impact storytelling, with Bullet leaning heavily into quick, engaging narratives that resonate across diverse audiences.
The traction is visible not just in downloads but in content performance. Among its top titles, Rickshaw Romeo leads the pack with 9.1 million views, followed by Auto Raja at 3.4 million, Laxmi Raj at 2.6 million, Lady Boss, With Love at 2.2 million, and Dear Didimoni at 1.9 million. The numbers point to a platform steadily building repeat engagement rather than one-hit virality.
Beyond the app, Bullet’s digital footprint is also expanding. The platform has crossed 100,000 followers on Instagram, signalling a growing community that extends beyond passive viewing into active content discovery and sharing.
A key differentiator lies in its linguistic spread. With content available across 7 Indian languages, Bullet is positioning itself as one of the more inclusive players in the microdrama space, tapping into regional storytelling to drive scale and relevance simultaneously.
The milestone comes at a time when short-format storytelling is gaining serious momentum, with platforms experimenting to balance volume, novelty and retention. Bullet’s early traction suggests that audiences are not just scrolling, they’re sticking around, one bite-sized episode at a time.
