BUZZFLIX India’s First Family-Friendly OTT Platform To Launch In Mumbai On September 28

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Mumbai, September 27, 2022 – Exciting family days are here! India is set to get its first family-friendly OTT platform in the name of Buzzflix, which is set to launch on Wednesday at a gala event in Mumbai in the presence of noted stars of the Indian film and entertainment industry. The channel will be unveiled and the first content to go live exclusively on the platform will be revealed at the launch event.

Launching under the campaign #SabkaOTT, the platform will have exclusive content featuring projects that can be viewed along with the entire family from the comfort of one’s home. The content will be suitable for all ages and free from any vulgar, sexual or gory material.

Three original projects will be launched at the event along with more than 100 Indian movies being available on the dashboard. Upcoming projects on the platform will also be announced at the event.

With stars and genuine talents such as Mahesh Thakur, Mauli Ganguli, Kanwarjit Singh Paintal, Vijay Patkar, Sada Yadav, Sweta Mehata, Vijay Badlani, Manmeet Kaur, and Rajesh Puri among others, the platform will get a kickstart.

“Buzzflix makes such content wherein family and individuals can sit anywhere and enjoy films, web series and much more. Popularity and demand in youth have led to increasing viewership of digital platforms. But there was a dearth of family-friendly OTT platforms. While we don’t intend to compete with others, we shall give the audience a wide variety of prime and classic content,” said Sameer Shenoy, Co-founder, Buzzflix. Rakesh Thakur, the co-founder of Buzzflix, seconded the opinion while Pravarsen Yesambare, CEO of the platform, further emphasised the quality of the content.

Buzzflix aims to positively cover target audiences nationally, especially in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities wherein people generally prefer and consume family content. The content is available in Hindi and will be dubbed in other regional languages. More content in other regional languages will also be available in days to come.