MUMBAI : EORTV is a new streaming service that focuses on LGBTQ stories and communities. The platform launched their streaming website www.eortv.com last month and since then have been focused on creating an inclusive and unbiased environment for marginalized communities who face discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation.

The streaming service has recently hired Deepak Pandey and Dr. Kaushik Izardar as its executive directors. Both heads are renowned and established in the field of entertainment, with the former having over 20 years of experience as a cinematographer and director, and the latter having worked with several media houses throughout his extensive career.

The platform will primarily focus on exclusive and original content ranging from TV series, short films, movies, dance videos, cartoons, regional dramas, and many more in Hindi and English. It also supports over 200 TV channels so that users can watch content at their own convenience.

Currently there are three plans that the website offers; Rs. 30 per month (1 screen view on mobile or tablet), Rs 120 half yearly (2 screen views on mobile/tablet or Laptop/TV), or Rs.180 per annum (4 screen views on mobile, tablet, laptop and TV). One can view the content apart from the EORTV originals for free just by signing up on the website.

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Some of the EORTV originals that are airing currently are ‘Let There Be Love’, ‘Game of the Sexes’, ‘Love You Hamesha’, and ‘Mombian’ among others.

EORTV also has applications such as EOR-TOK, a rival for TikTok, that lets users make short videos and post them online as well as EOR-Care which is a feature introduced by the platform to regulate the viewing time of the user.

Such features coupled with the fact that EORTV is producing fresh and original content at such subsidized rates is a definite win for the audience and makes this platform an attractive model for all subscribers.

SOURCE – BINGED NEWS

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