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Amazon Prime Video to stream new series on AP Dhillon on 18 August

1 min read 11 Aug 2023, 10:56 AM IST

Prime Video had earlier said that it would double its investment in India over the next five years and launch 40 new titles in the next two years

First Of A Kind, it focuses on the life of the artiste known for singles such as Majhail and Brown Munde. (Photo: Twitter)

Amazon Prime Video will stream a new series on Indo-Canadian singer and rapper AP Dhillon on 18 August. Titled AP Dhillon: First Of A Kind, it focuses on the life of the artiste known for singles such as Majhail and Brown Munde.

Last April, Amazon Prime Video launched Prime Video Store, a transaction-video-on-demand (TVoD) offering that allows Prime subscribers as well as non-subscribers to access movies on rent. Users have to click on a separate tab on the app and website to access the pay-per-view service, with prices ranging from ₹69 to ₹499 for one-time access. The film will be available for 30 days but must be viewed within a 48-hour window.

Prime Video had also said that it would double its investment in India over the next five years and launch 40 new titles in the next two years including originals, and enhance the scope of its unscripted series catalogue to explore genres such as biographies, true-crime, and investigative docudrama.

The scripted original series will include Excel Entertainment’s Bambai Meri Jaan, Karan Johar production Call Me Bae and Rohit Shetty’s Indian Police Force. It will also air returning seasons of Made In Heaven and Mirzapur. Unscripted originals will include India Love Project, a docuseries with Johar.

Amazon will co-produce Dharma Productions’ next with Vicky Kaushal which will be available on the platform after their theatrical releases. It will also buy streaming rights for post-theatrical releases of Karan Johar’s Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani’, Excel Media’s Jee Le Zara and Kho Gaye Hain Hum Kahan, and Yash Raj Films’ Tiger 3.

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Lata writes about the media and entertainment industry for Mint, focusing on everything from traditional film and TV to newer areas like video and audio streaming, including the business and regulatory aspects of both. She loves movies and spends a lot of her free time in theatres, which makes her job both fun and a bit of a challenge given that entertainment news often just talks about the glamorous side of things. Lata, on the other hand, tries to find and report on themes and trends in the entertainment world that most people don't notice, even though a lot of people in her country are really into movies. She’s a graduate of the Columbia School of Journalism.