HBO'S Succession to Finally Start Streaming In India; Read Details

Earlier Succession's fourth season was slated for a 26 March release in India
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HBO's Succession is all set to release on the streaming platform JioCinema. Warner Bros. Discovery and Viacom18 today announced a new multi-year agreement, making JioCinema India's new streaming home of HBO, Max Original and Warner Bros. content starting next month.

The deal includes current and future seasons of HBO’s globally acclaimed series such as House of The DragonThe Last of UsSuccession and The White Lotus, and returning seasons of True Detective: Night CountryEuphoriaWinning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty and Perry Mason. Also featured as part of the agreement are highly anticipated HBO Original series including The IdolWhite House PlumbersThe Sympathizer and The Regime. In addition, HBO’s esteemed series and documentaries, including Game of Thrones, Sex & The City, Big Little Lies, Chernobyl and Veep, will be available for users.

Max Original series including, And Just Like That…Peacemaker, and The Flight Attendant, highly anticipated premieres such as Dune: The SisterhoodThe Batman spinoff The Penguin, and Duster, from J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, as well as much-loved Warner Bros. Television series like East New York and Gotham Knights are also part of the offering.

Future Warner Bros. blockbuster movies and a vast film library including the Harry PotterLord of the Rings and DC Universe movies, as well kids’ animation titles like Dexter's Laboratory and Tom and Jerry Kids will also be available on JioCinema.

Earlier Succession's fourth season was slated for a 26 March release in India, several fans were disappointed to see that it wasn't released on Disney + Hotstar streaming platform. The streaming platform had confirmed prior that it will no longer carry any HBO content from 31 March onwards in India.

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