Sony Pictures Network Charts Out MRPs for Channels and Bouquets Under New Trai Tariff Regime

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Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI), the popular channel broadcaster has made a thorough revision of its channels’ MRP (Maximum retail price) after the Trai mandate for DTH providers and channel pricing. The broadcaster has issued new prices for 29 of its channels and has also rolled out 27 new Standard Definition (SD) and High Definition (HD) bouquets. It is worth noting that out of the 29 total channels operated by SPNI, 18 are Standard definition (SD) and rest 11 are High Definition (HD) channels.

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SD Channels by SPNI Starting at Re 1

First talking about the SD channels by SPNI, the broadcaster has noted that it channels including Sony Entertainment Television (SET), Sony Sab, and Sony Ten 1 will be priced at Rs 19 each while other channels like Sony Ten 2 will now have an MRP of Rs 17. Further, Sony Max, Sony Six, and Sony Ten 2 will each be priced at Rs 15 each. More channels like AXN and Sony ESPN will be priced at Rs 5 each while Sony Aath, Sony Marathi, and Sony BBC Earth will be available with an MRP of Rs 4 each. Sony Yay! Will now have an MRP of Rs 2 while the rest four SD channels, Sony Max 2, Sony Mix, Sony Pal, and Sony Wah will be priced at Rs 1 each. To recall, Sony Wah was a free-to-air (FTA) channel during the previous pricing regime.

Talking about the HD channels, four of all the HD channels by SPNI will be priced at Rs 19. These channels will include SET HD, SAB HD, Sony Ten 1 HD, and Sony Six HD. Out of its entire portfolio, three HD channels will be priced at Rs 17 which will include the likes of Sony Max HD, Sony Ten 3 HD and Sony Ten 2 HD. Sony BBC Earth HD will be the channel which will bear a price tag of Rs 10 while the rest of the channels like Sony ESPN HD and AXN HD will have an MRP of Rs 7 each.

SPNI Providing 20% Discount on MRP and Bouquet Rates

There are some more channels by SPNI like Sony Le Plex HD, Sony Rox HD, and Sony Ten Golf HD, the prices for which have not been charted out yet by the broadcaster. Additionally, the broadcaster had said that it plans to launch Sony Marathi HD instead of Sony Ten Golf HD.

Under the new tariff regime, the broadcaster is offering a discount of 20% to broadcasters on the MRP and bouquet rates. With the new tariff plan in implementation, SPNI has come up with 18 SD bouquets and 9 HD bouquets, and they have been formed keeping the regions and genres in mind. The bouquets come with the name of Happy India, and they also have subsequent HD variants.

These bouquets listed by SPNI include Happy India, Happy India Bangla, Happy India Platinum, Happy India Bangla Platinum, Happy India Football, Happy India South, Happy India Sports, Happy India South Platinum, Happy India South Football, and Happy India English.

The HD bouquets by SPNI include Happy India HD, Happy India Sports HD, Happy India Sports + English, Happy India English HD, Happy India Platinum HD, and Happy India Bangla Platinum HD. SPNI has priced these SD bouquets between Rs 31 to Rs 69 while the HD bouquets from the broadcaster have been priced at Rs 59 to Rs 93.

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