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Will The Indian Audience Embrace The Pay-per-view Model

Will The Indian Audience Embrace The Pay-per-view Model


What India needs perhaps is a hybrid distribution model such as the pay-per-view plus theatrical release. At the average single ticket price for a multiplex, a pay-per-view allows families to watch premieres at home. This guarantees assured fees for producers that are paid by the platform upfront. However, the striking question is: Will the Indian audience embrace the pay-per-view model? For more information visit: https://www.spcinecorp.com/will-the-indian-audience-embrace-the-pay-per-view-model/ 


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