The biggest hit of the year, Hanu-Man, helmed by prashant Varma, is available for viewing on jio Cinema in hindi and ZEE5 in Telugu. Film enthusiasts from various languages were excitedly anticipating its release in different dialects of South India. Unexpectedly, Disney Plus Hotstar has acquired the streaming rights to "Hanu-Man," which will debut in Tamil, Kannada, and malayalam on april 5. It is anticipated that this action would increase the film's exposure on several OTT platforms.
 
There is, nevertheless, a significant drawback: audience dispersion between platforms. Someone may turn to illegal versions if they want to view the hindi version but can only access Hotstar without the hindi version. Not every viewer will be a subscriber to every OTT platform. They carefully consider which OTT platform to subscribe to, believing that they would be able to view their preferred and comprehensible language.
 
However, if it were accessible on another less well-known platform, he would either forego viewing it completely or choose to get a pirated copy online. This circumstance is comparable to "Salaar's" experience. It was removed from Netflix's list of the top 10 films since the hindi version was missing. Hotstar hosted it. It's possible that those who only had access to Netflix illegally saw the hindi version. For the sake of the indian public as a whole, it could be preferable for filmmakers to sell their films to a single OTT platform that offers all of the versions in one location.
 

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30/03/2024 12:28 PM