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Rohit Jain Unveils Tiger TV Streaming Platform for Hindi, Punjabi Content

Tiger TV, a new Hindi and Punjabi streaming service from former Lionsgate Play Asia president Rohit Jain, is set to launch October 15, 2026.

Rohit Jain announced the launch of Tiger TV, a streaming platform for Hindi and Punjabi content, with a debut set for October 15, 2026, according to Deadline.

Tiger TV will be available on the Lionsgate Play app across Asia and as a standalone app in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The platform will also be carried on Amazon Prime Video Channels and YouTube Primetime Channels.

Organizers announced plans for a portfolio of Punjabi and Hindi content IP worth more than ₹500 crore over the next three years, with over 50 premiere titles in the first year. The Punjabi slate includes Laal Salaam, Rubb Rakha, Jahankilla, Hanji Kaun, Janaur, Ikk Tu Hoven Mutiyare and Tu Te Punjab, while the Hindi slate features Jeevan Ya Bheema Con, Mantu Bhaiya Ki Dili Dezire, The Taj Story and Aakhri Sawal.

Organizers also unveiled a first look at Daanav, a Hindi crime thriller original starring Angad Bedi and Pooja Gor. Jain additionally unveiled Eklavya, the first of a slate of AI projects, featuring an AI actor named Yug R.Ai.

Tiger TV will cost ₹349 per quarter or ₹799 per year in India, and from 5.99 per month in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand.

Background

Jain had an eight-year stint as President of Lionsgate Play Asia before buying the streamer in South Asia and Southeast Asia last year.

Quick answers

When does Tiger TV launch?

Tiger TV is set to launch on October 15, 2026.

How much does Tiger TV cost?

In India, Tiger TV costs ₹349 per quarter or ₹799 per year. In the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, it starts from 5.99 per month.

Where will Tiger TV be available?

Tiger TV will be available on the Lionsgate Play app across Asia, as a standalone app in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and on Amazon Prime Video Channels and YouTube Primetime Channels.

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