CJN ENM spreads to India with Amazon MX Player K-Drama

Korean party for fun CJ ENM makes the first major push in the Indian market streaming through a new content with partnership Amazon MX PlayerFree video service for e-commerce giant.

The agreement will see 18 K-Dramatic series from Catalog CJ ENM, which is available to Indian audiences with Hindi, Tamil and Telugu-language. Partnership means the first official contract on the official package of the CJ ENM with Amazon Indian Draft Platform.

Guide the charge is a “wonderful runner”, a recent romantic hit that caused K-pop romance, placed on the debut on the platform, 8. September September September. The overrun will continue over four fourths with additional fan-favorite romantic titles, including “my cute lie”, “my dear liege”, “my dear liege”, “my dear lie”, “twing impossible”.

“Demand for global content, especially Korean dramas, is exponentially in India grown,” said Amogh Dusad, director and content of the Amazon MKS player. “Through this partnership, we bring 18 premium K-drama – including recent blockbusters – Indian audiences on ADVOD, many of them for the first time.”

The move represents a significant expansion of the global distribution strategy of the CJ ENM, which in recent years saw Korean content gain of a mass international traction. The world’s world content in the world includes its multi-year prime video agreement discovered in May on waves Bazaar In Mumbai, who brought headlines like “marveling my husband” and “I have no gain, there is no love” in the global audience, and both of the 10 best unconscious people in English in English 2024. Years. The Amazon MKS Plaider partnership now stretches to specifically reach a free portable audience in India. A Mexico was signed in April.

“This launch is very meaningful because we continue to reach the new audience around the world,” Sebastian Kim said, VP International Content in CJ. “The shows have already proven the strength in the story, role and production and I believe that it will strongly connect to Indian viewers through our new partnership with the MKS player.”