BookMyShow Stream announces new line-up for March
1 min read . Updated: 02 Mar 2023, 10:46 AM IST
PremiumBookMyShow Stream allows users to experience features such as downloads and offline viewing. The BookMyShow library is available for both rent and purchase for prices ranging between ₹40 and ₹600 depending on the movie
New Delhi: Transaction video-on-demand service BookMyShow Stream has announced the line-up for March, which includes action comedy Violent Night, mystery film The Woman Killer, comedy drama A Man Called Otto, besides an original called Employee of the Month.
The BookMyShow library, which also includes titles such as Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, Gal Gadot-starrer Wonder Woman 1984, horror-fantasy The Craft: Legacy, and Russian science fiction thriller Coma, is available for both rent and purchase for prices ranging between ₹40 and ₹600 depending on the movie. A film on rent is available for 30 days and once started, has to be finished viewing within 48 hours, while a title can be purchased for six months or even longer.
Having launched with 600 movie titles in February 2021, BookMyShow’s TVoD (transaction video-on-demand) service brings a range of Hollywood, Hindi and independent, and foreign cinema in partnership with American studios, such as Sony Pictures, Warner Bros and Universal Pictures, Indian production houses, such as Viacom18, Shemaroo, and Rajshri Productions, as well as regional content providers, such as Divo and Sillymonks, among others.
It is available for viewing on BookMyShow’s mobile app and website as well as Apple TV, Android TV, Firestick, Chromecast, and desktop browsers. BookMyShow Stream allows users to experience features such as downloads and offline viewing.
In August 2021, the service had premiered its first original Hindi film, a family entertainer called Oye Mamu! featuring Ruslaan Mumtaz and Gulshan Grover, besides films such as Space Jam: A New Legacy, Becky, How To Make Out, On A Magical Night, Jiu-Jitsu, and Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile. In December that year, it announced the addition of television series in English, Spanish, French and German to its catalogue.