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  • Netflix's local investments generated over $2 billion in economic impact, created 20,000 jobs in India: CEO Ted Sarandos

    Netflix, which began local productions in India with Sacred Games about seven years ago, has since produced around 150 original films and series.

  • WAVES 2025: Netflix India teases game-changing experience with surprises and experiences

    Netflix India is gearing up for WAVES 2025, set for May 1–4 at Mumbai's Jio World Convention Centre. The event will immerse visitors in their favorite shows while highlighting Netflix’s top titles.

  • Khakee: The Bengal Chapter becomes the top show in India, bags 7th spot in Netflix’s global non-English shows

    Khakee: The Bengal Chapter is set in Kolkata in the 2000s and features powerful of performances of the cast members. The series has recently bagged a top spot on Netflix in India.

  • Netflix, WWE bank on India’s love for drama to fuel growth

    Through WWE content, Netflix is looking to expand its base in India, a market that is becoming increasingly important for its growth

  • Anurag Kashyap slams Netflix India after Adolescence series success, says, "they just want to increase subscription"

    Acclaimed filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has openly criticized Netflix India, calling its leadership “dishonest and morally corrupt.” Anurag, who worked with the platform on the hit series Sacred Games, expressed frustration over Netflix’s focus on subscription growth rather than prioritizing meaningful storytelling and creative integrity.

  • Netflix bets on high-profile shows, films to attract Indian consumers amid rising competition

    Netflix has unveiled its 2025 lineup of movies and TV series for the Indian market, which is emerging as a crucial region for its future growth.

  • Netflix suffers streaming issues during Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight

    Most users said that they faced streaming issues whereas some pointed out they faced login troubles during the much-touted Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul bout

  • Netflix India's profit jumps 49% in FY24; Revenue up 30%

    India has become an increasingly important market for Netflix's future growth in recent years, while also serving as a key content hub for the platform.

  • Vikrant Massey starrer Sector 36 to premiere on Netflix after its success at Indian Film Festival Of Melbourne

    Sector 36 is set to premiere on Netflix on September 13, 2024, and is highly anticipated by fans and critics alike. The film promises to be another milestone in Vikrant’s already impressive career, showcasing his ability to tackle complex characters with depth and authenticity.

  • Netflix app set for a design overhaul, here’s how it may change

    Netflix said that it will test the new homepage design with a select group of subscribers on smart TVs and other streaming devices.

  • Netflix India's net profit jumps 75% in FY23; revenue up 24% on subscriber growth

    Netflix India's total income grew 24.4 percent YOY to Rs 2,286.3 crore in FY23.

  • Netflix strikes multi-year partnership with Yash Raj Films to bolster its original programming

    As part of this tie-up, Netflix, Yash Raj Films will work together to create films and series that bring "defining stories" to audiences in India and across the world, the company said in a statement.

  • Netflix to crack down on password sharing in India, other markets from today

    Netflix expects paid password sharing to contribute to majority of its revenue growth this year.

  • Indian govt mulls taxing Netflix's streaming income: Report

    Netflix's Indian PE received about Rs 55 crore in income in the assessment year 2021-22, according to the draft order. According to the tax authorities, Netflix was on secondment in India to support its streaming services, resulting in a PE and tax liability here, the report added.

  • Netflix's co-CEO Ted Sarandos sees India as a 'big prize'

    While India has served as key content hub for Netflix in the past few years, its price-sensitive sensitive nature has made it particularly hard for the streaming service to gain a sizable foothold in the country.

  • Who's the Oscar winner The Elephant Whisperer's co-cinematographer who's at the Academy Awards second year in a row?

    Delhi boy Karan Thapliyal, co-cinematographer on the Oscar-winning Netflix documentary short 'The Elephant Whisperers', returned to the Academy Awards this year after his co-shot 'Writing with Fire' became the first Indian documentary film to win an Oscar nomination last year.

  • Darlings, Jamtara, RRR: What India watched on Netflix in 2022

    On average, every Netflix film and series from India that was released in 2022 trended in eight countries, the company said.

  • OTT platforms are changing the way you pay for and consume content

    Indian consumers will likely get even more choices, from ad-supported models to complex subscription bundles over the next 24 months, as OTT platforms try to improve their ARPU.

  • For Netflix, Asia-Pacific drive subscriber growth in Q3

    Netflix's average revenue per member declined by 3 percent YoY in Asia Pacific, driven by lower per-member revenue in India, likely due to price cuts last year

  • For Netflix, Asia Pacific keeps driving subscriber growth

    Netflix's average revenue per member declined by 2% in APAC due to price cuts in India, partially offset by higher earnings in Korea and Australia.

  • Storyboard18 | Netflix India ropes in former Dentsu International CHRO, Rohit Suri

    Storyboard18 reported four weeks ago that Rohit Suri was slated to join a major streamer

  • Mai review: Sakshi Tanwar is a revelation in this slow-burn murder mystery

    This medically trained Mai surpasses Sridevi's character in 'Mom' and Raveena Tandon's in 'Maatr'.

  • Netflix's lack of success in India has been 'frustrating': cofounder Reed Hastings

    The company will expand its portfolio of games across both casual and core genres in 2022 as it seeks to attract and retain paying customers.

  • Video streaming services went beyond India's big cities in 2021. What to expect in 2022?

    The focus on local original programming will be key as streaming platforms aim to make deeper inroads into smaller cities and towns to sustain the growth trajectory

  • Netflix slashes its India pricing, now available at Rs 149 per month

    The service's most expensive Premium tier that offers Ultra high-definition (Ultra HD) content with support for four concurrent screens, is now priced at Rs 649 per month, down from Rs 799 per month.

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