Prasar Bharati's OTT App Waves' Subscription Plans Start At Rs 30 Per Month: Here's How Much Top-Tier Plans Cost & Benefits They Bring

Prasar Bharati has launched its over-the-top (OTT) streaming platform. Named Waves, the OTT service is aimed at delivering a wide spectrum of content, including movies, TV series, live events, audio, games, as well as pictorial ebooks, to audiences nationwide. Prasar Bharati Waves Subscription Plans: How Much Do They Cost?Subscription TiersPlatinum PlanAccess: Unlock all content, including movies, live shows, TV specials, and moreDevices: Stream on up to 4 devices simultaneouslyQuality: Enjoy Ultra HD (1080P) streamingDiscounts: 10 per cent off TVODs (on-demand streaming)Additional Features: Downloads, live TV channels, radio access, and background play includedDiamond PlanAccess: Get movies, live TV channels, and other exciting contentDevices: Connect on 2 devicesQuality: High Definition (720P) streamingAdditional Features: Includes downloads, radio, and live TV optionsGold PlanAccess: Stream movies and shows on one deviceQuality: Standard Definition (480P) streamingAdditional Features: Radio and live TV access includedPrice PlansAnnual Subscriptions:Platinum Plan: Rs 999 per yearDiamond Plan: Rs 350 per yearQuarterly Subscriptions:Diamond Plan: Rs 85 for three monthsMonthly Subscriptions:Diamond Plan: Rs 30 per monthWhere to Download WavesThe app can be downloaded from the Google Play store for Android users and the Apple App Store for iOS devices.It should be noted that you will have to visit the website on either your mobile browser or on the desktop, Waves.pb, to make payments for subscription plans. The app does not support payment functionalities as of yet.What Does Waves Offer?Waves brings a lineup of content in 12 languages, including Hindi, English, Tamil, Marathi, and Assamese.The app encompasses a range of genres such as infotainment, education, gaming, and online shopping.Key offerings include:65 live TV channelsVideo-on-demand servicesInteractive gamesOnline shopping powered by ONDCPhoto galleries/ebooks on historic milestones and national legendsSupporting Digital InclusionSanjay Jaju, Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, described the platform as a pivotal step in advancing the Digital India initiative. By leveraging BharatNet, the app aims to make digital entertainment accessible to rural communities.ALSO READ: I&B Secy Sanjay Jaju Hails Importance Of Video Game Development In Entertainment Landscape, Talks Importance Of IICTPrasar Bharati Chairman Navneet Kumar Sehgal underscored the app’s role in promoting India’s cultural legacy while serving as an all-in-one hub for family-friendly entertainment, education, and shopping.Empowering Young CreatorsThe app actively supports emerging talent, collaborating with content creators like Kamiya Jani and RJ Raunac and forging partnerships with film institutions such as FTII and Annapurna to showcase student work. CEO Gaurav Dwivedi emphasised the platform’s focus on nurturing young talent in the content industry.Exclusive IFFI 2024 ContentThe unveiling of Waves took place at the prestigious International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa, with Chief Minister Pramod Sawant officiating the launch. Praising the initiative, Sawant highlighted the app's significance for multilingual audiences, with special attention to its Konkani offerings.To mark its debut, Waves is streaming a slate of exclusive shows and films at IFFI 2024, including:Roll No.52 starring Nagarjuna and Amala AkkineniFauji 2.0 with Gauhar KhanKicking Balls by Guneet Monga KapoorAdditionally, the platform offers animated series, music shows, crime dramas, and more.Live Events and CollaborationsFrom broadcasting Mann Ki Baat and Ayodhya’s Prabhu Shriram Lalla Aarti to airing global cricket tournaments like the US Premier League, Waves integrates live programming into its offerings. It also runs a cybersecurity awareness campaign in partnership with CDAC.

Prasar Bharati has launched its over-the-top (OTT) streaming platform. Named Waves, the OTT service is aimed at delivering a wide spectrum of content, including movies, TV series, live events, audio, games, as well as pictorial ebooks, to audiences nationwide. Prasar Bharati Waves Subscription Plans: How Much Do They Cost? Subscription Tiers Platinum Plan Access: Unlock all content, including movies, live shows, TV specials, and more Devices: Stream on up to 4 devices simultaneously Quality: Enjoy Ultra HD (1080P) streaming Discounts: 10 per cent off TVODs (on-demand streaming) Additional Features: Downloads, live TV channels, radio access, and background play included Diamond Plan Access: Get movies, live TV channels, and other exciting content Devices: Connect on 2 devices Quality: High Definition (720P) streaming Additional Features: Includes downloads, radio, and live TV options Gold Plan Access: Stream movies and shows on one device Quality: Standard Definition (480P) streaming Additional Features: Radio and live TV access included Price Plans Annual Subscriptions: Platinum Plan: Rs 999 per year Diamond Plan: Rs 350 per year Quarterly Subscriptions: Diamond Plan: Rs 85 for three months Monthly Subscriptions: Diamond Plan: Rs 30 per month Where to Download Waves The app can be downloaded from the Google Play store for Android users and the Apple App Store for iOS devices.

It should be noted that you will have to visit the website on either your mobile browser or on the desktop, Waves.pb, to make payments for subscription plans. The app does not support payment functionalities as of yet.

What Does Waves Offer? Waves brings a lineup of content in 12 languages, including Hindi, English, Tamil, Marathi, and Assamese. The app encompasses a range of genres such as infotainment, education, gaming, and online shopping. Key offerings include: 65 live TV channels Video-on-demand services Interactive games Online shopping powered by ONDC Photo galleries/ebooks on historic milestones and national legends Supporting Digital Inclusion Sanjay Jaju, Secretary of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, described the platform as a pivotal step in advancing the Digital India initiative.

By leveraging BharatNet, the app aims to make digital entertainment accessible to rural communities. ALSO READ: I&B Secy Sanjay Jaju Hails Importance Of Video Game Development In Entertainment Landscape, Talks Importance Of IICT Prasar Bharati Chairman Navneet Kumar Sehgal underscored the app’s role in promoting India’s cultural legacy while serving as an all-in-one hub for family-friendly entertainment, education, and shopping. Empowering Young Creators The app actively supports emerging talent, collaborating with content creators like Kamiya Jani and RJ Raunac and forging partnerships with film institutions such as FTII and Annapurna to showcase student work.

CEO Gaurav Dwivedi emphasised the platform’s focus on nurturing young talent in the content industry. Exclusive IFFI 2024 Content The unveiling of Waves took place at the prestigious International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa, with Chief Minister Pramod Sawant officiating the launch. Praising the initiative, Sawan t highlighted the app's significance for multilingual audiences, with special attention to its Konkani offerings.

To mark its debut, Waves is streaming a slate of exclusive shows and films at IFFI 2024, including: Roll No.52 starring Nagarjuna and Amala Akkineni Fauji 2.0 with Gauhar Khan Kicking Balls by Guneet Monga Kapoor Additionally, the platform offers animated series, music shows, crime dramas, and more.

Live Events and Collaborations From broadcasting Mann Ki Baat and Ayodhya’s Prabhu Shriram Lalla Aarti to airing global cricket tournaments like the US Premier League, Waves integrates live programming into its offerings. It also runs a cybersecurity awareness campaign in partnership with CDAC..