Hari Om is a new online platform in India that focuses on stories from Indian mythology and culture. It was launched yesterday and aims to blend traditional stories with modern entertainment. The platform offers shows about gods and epic tales with well-known actors and impressive sets that bring these stories to life.
You can subscribe to Hari Om for only Rs 36 per year. It features a wide range of content for everyone in the family, from kids to grandparents. This includes devotional songs, animated stories, and podcasts about Indian myths. They also provide live broadcasts of prayers from temples, options to donate, and other features related to spirituality.
The person behind this platform, Vibhu Agrawal, also runs the popular adult app called Ullu, which has faced criticism for sexually explicit content. Hari Om seems to be his way of offering something more family-friendly and culturally rich.
However, some people question whether there’s a big enough audience willing to pay for this type of content, given that similar content is available for free on satellite channels and platforms like YouTube.
So, it remains to be seen how successful Hari Om will be in the competitive world of online streaming.
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