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Everything Everywhere All At Once’ streaming exclusively on Sony LIV in India
Mumbai: After wooing the audiences across the world with its story and performances since its release, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” had a big night at the 95 Academy Awards. The movie bagged a total of seven Oscars, emerging as the winner of the night and one of the most awarded films. The film is streaming exclusively on Sony LIV in India.
The multiverse madness comedy-drama led the nominations with 11 mentions, out of which it won some of the most coveted titles like Best Picture, Best Director (Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan), Lead Actress (Michelle Yeoh), Supporting Actor (Ke Huy Quan), Supporting Actress (Jamie Lee Curtis), Best Original Screenplay (the Daniels), and Best Film Editing (Paul Rogers). The landmark film is a breakthrough for Hollywood diversity for its Asian-American themes and predominantly Asian cast.
The movie follows Michelle Yeoh’s Evelyn, a laundromat owner who attempts to save the multiverse from its greatest threat with the help of her alternative versions of herself from parallel universes. Evelyn is dealing with her unsteady laundromat business being on the verge of failure, her marriage to a wimpy husband, Waymond (Ke Huy Quan) and broken relationships with her judgmental father (James Hong) and her daughter Joy (Stephanie Hsu), while preparing herself for the impersonal IRS auditor, Deirdre played by Jamie Lee Cutis.
Among the ten contenders at the Oscars this year, Everything Everywhere All at Once beat Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, Cate Blanchett’s Tár, and the German war drama All Quiet on the Western Front. The film’s other notable wins include a BAFTA award, five Critics’ Choice Movie Awards, two Golden Globe awards and four category wins at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Zee5 launches five free FAST channels on Samsung TV Plus India
New genre-led channels bring comedy, drama, horror, classics and South films to Smart TVs.
MUMBAI: Zee5 just turned Samsung Smart TVs into a free entertainment buffet because when premium content costs nothing, even the remote control starts smiling. Zee5 has launched five curated free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels on Samsung TV Plus India, making high-quality, genre-specific entertainment available subscription-free to millions of Samsung Smart TV owners across the country.
The five channels now live are:
Zee Comedy Nation – Popular comedy shows and movies
Zee Dil Se – Compelling drama series
ZEE Horror Nights – Horror and supernatural content
ZEE Cine Classic – Timeless Indian films
ZEE South Flix – High-energy South Indian films dubbed in Hindi
All content is drawn from Zee5’s extensive library and programmed in a lean-back, always-on format ideal for large-screen viewing. This launch strengthens Zee5’s Connected TV strategy at a time when 64 per cent of its premium content watch time already comes from connected devices.
Zee5 chief business officer Siju Prabhakaran said, “At Zee5, we believe accessibility and scale will define the next phase of digital entertainment growth in India. Our presence on Samsung TV Plus strengthens our Connected TV strategy, enabling viewers to discover curated, genre-led content in a seamless, free, and premium environment.”
Samsung TV Plus India head of partnerships Kunal Mehta added, “Local partnerships are at the heart of how we grow Samsung TV Plus in India. Zee Entertainment is one of India’s most iconic media brands, and bringing their channels to our service means millions more Samsung Smart TV owners can enjoy premium local content, subscription-free.”
The channels are available directly through the pre-installed Samsung TV Plus app with no login or subscription required. This marks another milestone in Zee5’s CTV expansion and builds on its growing international presence, with Zee channels already available on Samsung TV Plus across Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
In a streaming world where paywalls often block the fun, Zee5 and Samsung have quietly opened the gates, proving that sometimes the best things in life (and on your TV) really are free especially when they come with a side of comedy, drama, horror, classics and South Indian blockbuster energy.
