Just sharing if someone hasn't watched it yet or wants to revisit..
Personal Opinion: Finally Netflix 'India' has woken up and understood that it can't keep on catering to a particular 'Tier-1' affluent city audience and continue to be heavily dependent on its international content slate or acquiring big budget Bollywood movie rights.
It's astonishing to me how they had such a big head start, buzz and massive few successes initially in India but failed to capitilize on its brand value by not diversifying the 'Indian' content slate or creating meaningful indian IPs and becoming its own seperate 'niche' thing.
Their moves in the past month such as signing Balaji Productions and now this depicts that they're revaluating their strategy and now going the JioStar's way.
I think as an audience this is a great thing and exciting for healthy competition, now hopefully 'Sony' can also strike some deals and work on where it lacks, maybe reignite merger with Zee or look South along with bringing in Japanese and Asian content to its platform which can be it's moat as the 'Sony' brand, so that there's plenty healthy competition and consumers and companies both win and JioHotstar works on its bitrates and streaming infrastructure!