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Ott platforms are online streaming services that offer a variety of content, such as movies, TV shows, web series, documentaries, sports, and more. Ott platforms are becoming increasingly popular in India, as they provide users with the convenience of watching their favorite content anytime, anywhere, and on any device. However, with so many Ott platforms available in India, it can be hard to choose the best one for your preferences and budget. In this article, we will rank the top 10 Ott platforms in India based on their content quality, diversity, features, pricing, and user reviews. Here are the Ott platforms ranked based in India from Netflix to JioCinema:

10. Aha Love Trailer ( Latest Aha Tamil)

Aha is an Ott platform that focuses on the south content, especially Telugu. Aha offers a lot of content from Telugu movies, TV shows, web series, and more. Aha also makes some good originals, such as Mail,...

Mumbai, May 21 (Ians) Actress Aahana Kumra, who is known for films like ‘Lipstick Under My Burkha’, ‘Inside Edge’ and ‘Rangbaaz’, recently lost her cool at a fan breached her personal space and touched her while she was posing for the paparazzi.

A video, shared by a paparazzi account, revealed how a fan touched her around her waist at an event in Mumbai. In the video one of her fans can be seen putting his hand around her waist. The actress was taken aback. She turned towards him and told him: “Don’t touch me!”

The video has gone viral since then with several netizens coming out in support of the actress against the fan’s behaviour.

Aahana’s fans were also angry at the man. Most of them wrote in the comment box that the actor was right.

One of them commented: “She is right. Self-respect is very important.” Another...

Actress Aakansha Singh will be seen portraying the character of Hena Shahab, the wife of convicted gangster-turned-politician Mohammad Shahabuddin in the upcoming web series ‘Rangbaaz’. According to a source close to the development, the actress is currently shooting in Lucknow for the same and the role is something very different from anything that Aakanksha has […]...

Actor Ranvir Shorey, who is playing a pivotal role in the upcoming web series "Sunflower", says that Sunil Grover is an exciting actor to work with.

"After I got the narration for 'Sunflower' I asked who is playing Sonu and I was told that Sunil will be doing it. I was readily excited to be part of the story then.

"It is a murder mystery and working with Sunil was such a delight. He is really a talented actor who is getting all the deserving chance now. He started with comedy so his journey was different. But really, Sunil is a very good actor," revealed Ranvir.

The story of the show revolves around a murder that happens at a housing society named Sunflower and the investigation that follows.

Ranvir plays a police inspector in the show while Sunil is Sonu, one of the residents.

Ranvir has appeared in...

A Simple Murder Review is here. The Sony Liv original dark crime comedy series stars Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Sushant Singh, Amit Sial & Priya Anand in pivotal roles. Written by Prateek Payodhi, the series is directed by Sachin Pathak. A Simple Murder will be streaming on Sony Liv from November 20, 2020.

A Simple Murder Story

Struggling to get the seed money for his start up Manish (Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub) is leading an unexciting life with his opportunistic wife Richa (Priya Anand). A goof up finds Manish caught between two hitmen Santosh (Amit Sial) and Himmat (Sushant Singh), a gangster politician Pandit (Yashpal Sharma), crores of money and more…

A Simple Murder review

Rangbaaz Phirse ki dark comedian ban jane ki koshish dil se…

Rangbaaz Phirse fame Sachin Pathak doesn’t break any new ground in this dark comedy thriller but takes his steps in the right direction.

This teasingly twisty dark comedy...

A glut and an ensuing slump in standards was bound to happen to the web series in India. After hitting high notes with "Rangbaaz", "The Final Call" and even the excessively gruesome "Abhay", ZEE5 touches rockbottom with this ridiculous crime drama set in what cinema has always considered the den of drugs and crime: Goa.

This time, though, Goa can breathe a sigh of relief. The shallow shenanigans of the rich are so cultural-unspecific they could be happening anywhere. Or rather they shouldn't happen anywhere.

Sample this: the talented Tanuj Virmani playing a jail convict who returns to seek vendetta (a bit like a buttoned-down version of Shah Rukh Khan's "Baazigar") befriends two sisters of a police officer, takes them to the movies, kisses one and feels up the other on both sides of his seat.

To say "Poison" lacks finesse would be a gross understatement. This is nothing...

Ever since global streaming giants Amazon Prime Video and Netflix entered the Indian Ott space in 2016, the conversation around original series has mostly revolved around them, thanks in part to market leader 21st Century Fox’s Hotstar’s circumspect attitude at the time about producing content.

Netflix had great success with “Sacred Games,” while Amazon rode on “Inside Edge,” “Breathe,” “Mirzapur” and the recent “Made in Heaven,” and the U.S. majors also announced several other commissions.

Cut to 2019 where the scenario for homegrown Indian OTTs is vastly different and there is a glut in originals production. Hotstar, with 150 million monthly active Indian users, scored a slam-dunk in January, announcing a slew of A-listers signed up to create content, including Shekhar Kapur (“Elizabeth: The Golden Age”), Neeraj Pandey (“M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story”) and Kabir Khan (“Tubelight”). The first of the new original commissions include local remakes of hit franchises “The Office,...