JioStar Launches OTT Platform JioHotstar, Merging JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar

JioStar Launches New OTT Platform JioHotstar, Merging JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar
JioStar, the joint venture between Viacom18 and Star India, announced the launch of JioHotstar on February 14, bringing together JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar. This merger creates a streaming platform offering 3 lakh hours of content and live sports coverage, with a user base of over 50 crore. The company said the coming together of the two brands will “unlock infinite possibilities” for the audiences and JioHotstar is set to “redefine entertainment”.

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JioStar Announces JioHotstar

The new OTT player affirmed its commitment to making premium content accessible to everyone, as a subscription will not be required to watch its content. However, for an enhanced and uninterrupted experience, viewers can opt for subscription plans starting at Rs 149 per quarter, the company said. Those with existing subscriptions to JioCinema or Disney+ Hotstar will be able to “seamlessly transition” and set up their JioHotstar plan.

Speaking on the launch of JioHotstar, the CEO – Digital, JioStar said, “At the core of JioHotstar is a powerful vision—to make premium entertainment truly accessible to all Indians. Our promise of Infinite Possibilities ensures that entertainment is no longer a privilege, but a shared experience for all. By integrating AI-driven recommendations and offering streaming in over 19 languages, we are personalizing content like never before.”

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Content Lineup

The platform boasts a vast library of TV shows, blockbuster films, reality entertainment, anime, and international premieres across 10 languages. “JioHotstar will offer the best of Hollywood, with Disney, NBCUniversal Peacock, Warner Bros. Discovery HBO, and Paramount – all on the same platform; something almost no other streaming service globally provides, the company statement added.