Voot |
Type of site | Entertainment, video streaming, video on demand, web portal |
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Available in | English, Hindi, Kannada, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali,Tamil |
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Headquarters | Mumbai, India |
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Area served | India |
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Owner | Viacom 18 |
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Website | www.voot.com |
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Alexa rank | 1,431 (June 2018)[1] |
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Registration | Optional |
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Launched | March 2016 |
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Voot, launched in March 2016, forms the digital arm of Viacom 18. It is Viacom18's advertising-led video-on-demand platform[2] that is available as an app for iOS[3] and Android[4] users, and a website for desktop consumption.
Voot is available only in India , and hosts over 40,000 hours of video content[4] that includes shows from channels like MTV, Nickelodeon and Colors.[2] Content is also available in multiple languages like Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati and Tamil.[5]
Programming
Voot has content from Colors TV, MTV India, Nickelodeon India and other Viacom 18 owned television channels. It also hosts many Bollywood films for streaming.[6] It has produced several 'Voot Original' shows for streaming as well. In the children’s segment, it is working on shows in Malayalam and Telugu.[7]
Original programs
- Chinese Bhasad, comedy series; eight episodes.[8][9]
- Soadies, comedy-drama starring Baba Sehgal, Anju Mahendru,[10] Raghu Ram and Rajiv;[11] six episodes.
- Sinskaari, sex related web-chat show hosted by Alok Nath[12]
- Badman, mockumentary starring Gulshan Grover, Chunky Pandey and directed by Soumik Sen; four episodes.[10][13]
- Shaadi Boys, satirical comedy-drama starring Aakash Ahuja; eight episodes.[14][15]
- It's Not That Simple, drama series starring Swara Bhaskar, Akshay Oberoi, Karan Veer Mehra, Vivan Bhatena and directed by Danish Aslam; six episodes.[16][17]
- Untag, comedy-drama series starring Meiyang Chang, VJ Andy, Dipannita Sharma and Shiv Pandit; seven episodes.[18]
- Yo Ke Hua Bro, comedy series starring Aparshakti Khurana, Gaurav Pandey, Ridhima Pandit, Sumeet Vyas and Shamita Shetty; five episodes.[19]
- HDFC Life Youngstars Season 2, a one-of-its-kind digital talent hunt for kids. The participants were mentored by popular celebrities: Salman Yusuff Khan, Jay Bhanushali, Harshdeep Kaur & Leslie Lewis.[20]
- Time Out, drama series starring Tahir Raj Bhasin and Sarah-Jane Dias; six episodes.[21][22]
See also
References