Prepaid Plans With Unique OTT Benefits

Airtel offers 30 days trial of Amazon Prime Video mobile edition, 3 months subscription to Apollo 24/7, free hello tunes, Wynk Music free subscription and Rs 100 cashback on FASTag

Highlights

  • Bharti Airtel Rs 448 prepaid plan offers 3GB of internet data
  • Vodafone Idea Rs 449 prepaid plan comes with a validity of 56 days
  • Jio additionally offers 6GB of data in the Rs 401 prepaid plan that makes the total data count to 90GB

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Prepaid Plans

Telecom operators in India directly compete against each other when it comes to prepaid plans. All the prepaid plans offered by telcos are packed with internet and voice calling benefits. Additionally, private telecom operators Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea offer a subscription to various OTT platforms to cater to the entertainment needs of prepaid subscribers. In this article, we will look at the best value prepaid plans of Airtel, Jio, and Vodafone Idea that is packed with unique OTT benefits.




Reliance Jio Rs 401 Prepaid Plan

When it comes to prepaid offerings, Reliance Jio offers an array of prepaid plans with different service validity and benefits. Under the Rs 401 prepaid plan, Jio offers 3GB of internet data every day for 28 days. Not only this but, Jio additionally offers 6GB of data that makes the total data count to 90GB. Unlimited voice calling benefits and 100 SMSes per day is also included in the plan. Talking about OTT benefits, Jio offers a one-year subscription to Disney+Hotstar VIP worth Rs 399 at no extra cost. Since watching series and movies on OTT platforms consumes more internet data, the extra 6GB data benefits are definitely worth the price of the prepaid plan. Apart from this, subscriptions to various Jio apps such as JioTV, JioNews, JioTV and more are also included in the plan.

Bharti Airtel Rs 448 Prepaid Plan

Bharti Airtel Rs 448 prepaid plan offers 3GB of internet data. The service validity of the prepaid plan is 28 days. Truly unlimited voice calling benefits and 100SMSes per day is also included in the prepaid plan. Talking about additional benefits, Airtel offers 30 days trial of Amazon Prime Video mobile edition, 3 months subscription to Apollo 24/7, free hello tunes, Wynk Music free subscription, and Rs 100 cashback on FASTag. Also, Airtel offers a one-year subscription to Disney+Hotstar VIP worth Rs 399 for free. Not only this but free online courses of Shaw Academy with one-year validity is also included in the plan.

Vodafone Idea Rs 449 Prepaid Plan

The Rs 499 prepaid plan by Vodafone Idea comes with a validity of 56 days. Under the plan, users get a whopping 4GB of internet data every day with 100 SMSes per day truly unlimited voice calling benefits. Weekend data rollover facility and binge all night feature are also included in the prepaid plan. As for additional benefits, Vodafone Idea offers one-year access to the Zee5 premium. Also, prepaid subscribers get access to Vi Movies and TV that offer unlimited movies, originals, and more.

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