SonyLIV, the popular OTT platform from Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has come together in an agreement with Telenet Private Limited to distribute its subscriptions in Nepal across billing channels, thus providing easy access to consumers. Available on Android, iOS, and the web, SonyLIV has a massive library of exclusive Originals, general entertainment, and premium content that comply with the existing content rights in Nepal.
Users can go to www.gfsarena.com to activate or renew their subscriptions (at NPR 469) using digital wallets including eSewa, IME Pay, and Khalti for the payment.
This is the first time, a globally popular, on-demand OTT platform has come into a strategic partnership with a local company, Telenet Private Limited in Nepal thereby promising subscribers uninterrupted access to all web series, movies, international content, exclusive sports content, international shows, and more.
Users can choose to watch the content on their mobile devices, laptops, and TV. Also, keep in mind that a single subscription lets users create multiple profiles.
Coming to Telenet, it’s a Ramesh Corp entity, a well-established IT company involved in value-added services for telecom operators, application development, cloud computing, mHealth, and SMS & Televoting platforms in Nepal. Similarly, Ramesh Corp. is among the leading Conglomerate and a Group of companies engaged in manufacturing, devices, banking and insurance, mining, hydropower, information technology, automobiles, and consumer electronics.
Mr. Navankur Sood, CEO at Telenet talked about the partnership stating, “this partnership will ensure new dimensions to work together for the more consumer-centric objectives of both the partners in Nepal territory.”
