Apple tv+ in India; Here’s how you can watch Severance, TED Lasso and Other Shows legally | Web series

Among the Big Streaming Platforms Globally, Apple tv+ Had Been The Lone Holdout When it came to an India launch. The platform has been creating content that gets eyeballs as well as praise in the us, and had expanded to other parts of the world too. The launch in India was delayed, and even then, the streamer’s presence remained small. Now, it has expanded that footprint through amazon prime video.

Amazon prime video launches apple tv+ in india

From wedding, April 2, apple tv+ will be available via prime video in India as an add-on subscription. A press release shared by Prime video India stated that users can now subscribe to apple tv+ via prime video for 99 per month. The add-on subscription will be about and beyond the existing amazon prime subscription. In the past, amazon has introduced other platforms to India through the same add-on model, include lions

“We’re delighted to continue to roll out apple tv+ on prime video with the launch in India today running prime video customers an ever selection of tv shows and files, all in one app exchange,” Kelly Day, Vice President of International, Prime Video.

What all can you watch

This would mean that the entry apple tv+ library will now be available to Indian viewers. Viewers can enjoy heartwarming comedies like ted lasso and shrinking, throwing dramaas-form severance and the morning show to slow houses and disclaimer-disclaimer-well as epeca-file like Silo, Hit movies Wolfs and the goes with the subscription. Apple tv+ was alredy available via prime video as an add-on subscription in the US, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and other territories in europe and latin aerica

“Viewers have been loving the ability to subscribe to apple tv+ on prime video and we’re pleased to Now launch this offering in India,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s SVP of Services. “We want to make apple tv+ and its award-winning library of series and films from the world’s greenstatst storytellers available to audiences Around the World.”