Punjabi movies channel Pitara TV launched its new over-the-top (OTT) platform ‘Chaupal’ to provide access to quality content in three regional languages- Punjabi, Haryanvi and Bhojpuri. The word ‘Chaupal’ signifies a community space where people gather for a specific purpose.
The OTT Chaupal aims to provide seamless online entertainment for audience everywhere and at any time. It will offer latest and exclusive movies, web series, podcasts, music, documentaries and entertainment-based content from India to the world.
Chaupal will be available for access on all devices with Artificial Intelligence (AI) assisted search, which makes user experience super friendly. It offers subscription offers for each country. In India, the various plans are:
1. Personal Plan (single screen mobile/tablet)
Original price- Rs 149 per month, offer price Rs 99 per month
2. Premium Plan (Two screens- all devices)
Original price- Rs 1499 per year, offer price Rs 799 per year
3. Family Plan (Three screens- all devices)
Original price- Rs 1999 per year, offer price Rs 999 per year
On its launch day, Chaupal released 12 originals (films and web series), 50 exclusives along with more than 300 movie offerings. Some of the original fims are: Panchhi, Kala Shehar, Teri Meri Nahi Nibhni, Main VS Tu, Please Kill Me and more. The OTT with the largest Punjabi and Bhojpuri film catalogue will further release two new web series and two new movies every month. Some exciting content that will soon be available on the OTT are: Murabba, Chandigarh Waale, Tunka Tunka, Zila Sangroor, Dustbin, Shikari, and many more.
One can visit www.chaupal.tv for more information and explore content of their choice.
Speaking about this new initiative, Pitaara TV’s director Sandeep Bansal said, “This is a proud moment for all of us who have worked so hard for the last three years to bring Chaupal to life. As the name suggests, Chaupal is a gathering of like-minded people who come together for a good time, so we wanted to create a platform which reminded people of their roots, where content could be watched in all the regional languages with family, or with a group of friends.”
