Amazon Prime Video has recently faced strong criticism from viewers for delayed Hindi dubbed releases. Many users are already frustrated with the frequent advertisements that disrupt their streaming experience.
Adding to this, the rental scheme has only made things worse. Viewers complain they must wait even longer for films due to the rental-only format before getting access in their subscription library.
The bigger issue is the delay in Hindi dubbed versions. Prime Video often releases original language versions first and uploads Hindi dubbed versions much later, which leaves Hindi-speaking viewers disappointed.
For instance, films like Kannappa and Kanguva were released on the platform without Hindi dubbing, forcing audiences to wait unnecessarily. Users feel this creates an unfair gap in access for Hindi-speaking subscribers.
With Rajinikanth’s Coolie set for release on September 11, many are wondering if it will face the same delay in its Hindi dubbed version. The concern is growing among viewers who expect simultaneous releases.
The rental format was already criticised for being frustrating, and the dubbed release delay adds more to the discontent. Fans now hope that Prime Video will address these complaints and release dubbed versions alongside originals.
