Tata Sky, one of the largest Direct to Home (DTH) platforms has rebranded itself with a new name and identity and will now be called as Tata Play.
The DTH company has joined hands with Netflix to offer new OTT-centric channel packs as well. The new name of the company will be visible to the viewers from January 27.
With the OTT combo packs, Tata Play users will be able to get a subscription to both the OTT platforms in the Binge service as well as the normal TV channels. Tata Play Binge will hosts content from 13 leading OTT apps through a single User Interface while offering the flexibility of a single subscription and payment. The new combo pack will list OTT services which include Amazon Prime Video and Disney+Hotstar. Meanwhile, the subscription cost of the pack is yet to be announced.
Suna kya? Tata Sky is now Tata Play!
And you don’t need to be an MA in English to enjoy all your favorite Jingalala Entertainment on Tata Play!
Toh #AaoPlayKare with #TataPlay#EntertainmentAurBhiJingalala #TataSkyIsNowTataPlay #MoreOnTataPlay #TataSkyAbHuaTataPlay pic.twitter.com/orFDo04Zit— Tata Play (@TataPlayin) January 27, 2022
“We also welcome Netflix to our family. Plus, we are making service visits free for all customers starting today, and our de-active DTH customers can continue to recharge and get restarted on the platform with no re-connection charges. The name Tata Play thus signifies our expanded range of products and services. The new identity is an outcome of our desire to be future-ready while making tomorrow better than today for homes and families,” explained Harit Nagpal, MD & CEO – Tata Play Ltd.
The company also announced that it has renamed its broadband network to Tata Play Fiber. “I firmly believe that it’s one thing to own content, quite another to make it accessible. Distribution is what makes content easily discoverable for the masses, consumed, and talked about. Our DTH business has a sizeable market share and we’ll continue our endeavor to expand the TV viewing universe. Our Broadband business with 100 percent fiber network provides impressive speeds, and that’s why we renamed it to Tata Play Fiber,” Nagpal added.
In addition to this, the company will also be offering free reconnection services to those who have a Tata Sky connection at their homes, but haven’t recharged for a long time. It is also removing the service visit charges of Rs 175.
