JioHotstar Nepal has launched through a partnership with local streaming platform DGO, giving subscribers access to Indian films, series and television shows in a dedicated section of the service. Introductory subscription prices start at NPR 249 a month.

Key Takeaways

  • JioHotstar content is available through DGO’s Mobile and Plus plans.
  • DGO subscriptions also include selected live international sports without a separate payment.

What JioHotstar Nepal viewers can watch

The launch catalogue includes the films Bhediya, 12th Fail, Kesari Chapter 2, Super 30 and Welcome to the Jungle, along with JioHotstar Originals such as Special Ops and Chiraiya. Television and reality titles include Bigg Boss and Koffee with Karan.

Regional films Bethlehem Kudumba Unit and Thudakkam will be available in Hindi. The JioHotstar selection sits alongside DGO’s existing Nepali films and shows; DGO also plans to add a new Nepali film each week.

DGO subscribers can watch live international events including LaLiga, MotoGP and the Carabao Cup without paying separately.

ItemDetails
One monthMobile: NPR 249; Plus: NPR 399
Three monthsMobile: NPR 699; Plus: NPR 899
One yearMobile: NPR 2,499; Plus: NPR 2,699

Plans and access

Both Mobile and Plus subscriptions are offered for one month, three months or a year. Users can subscribe through DGO’s website or app, which is available on iOS, Android, Android TV and smart TVs.

The Nepal launch follows JioHotstar’s expansion into the UK, Canada, Singapore and the Middle East and North Africa. Its entry into the latter region was through a partnership with STARZPLAY.

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