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    Airtel Revises OTT Benefits in Postpaid Plan: Know More

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu19/April/2022Updated:20/July/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Airtel has made changes in its four postpaid plans. After these changes, the users have got a big setback. That means, some of the OTT subscription benefits has been reduced by the company.

    Bharti Airtel has made changes in some of its postpaid plans. After this change, the free OTT subscription benefits available to Airtel postpaid users have been reduceed. Having said this, recently the subscription plan of Amazon Prime has been increased. Since then, most telecom companies have reduceed the free Amazon Prime subscription validity in their plans. If we talk about Airtel, then Airtel has made changes in its four postpaid plans. In which the validity of Amazon Prime Subscription, which is available for one year for free, has been reduced to 6 months.

    Airtel Revises OTT Benefits in Postpaid Plan: Know More

    Bharti Airtel offers multiple postpaid plans to the users, which come with a free over-the-top (OTT) benefit of Amazon Prime Video. There are a total of five postpaid plans offered by the telco, out of which four offer Amazon Prime Video to the consumers.

    These four plans cost Rs 499, Rs 999, Rs 1199, and Rs 1599. All of these plans come with an Amazon Prime Video subscription for six months. As mentioned above, all of these plans came with a yearly subscription to Prime Video before. But there has been no other change to the OTT benefits offered by the postpaid plans of the telco.

    Airtel Revises OTT Benefits in Postpaid Plan: Know More

    Bharti Airtel Rs 499 postpaid plan

    In this plan, there will be 75GB monthly data rollover facility with 200 GB data rollover with unlimited calling. Also, daily 100 SMS will be available. However, instead of 1 year, you will get 6 months of free Amazon Prime subscription.

    Bharti Airtel 999 postpaid plan

    Airtel’s Rs 999 plan will get 100GB monthly data along with 200GB data rollover with unlimited calling. Apart from this, 100 SMS are given daily. Also, the free Amazon Prime membership, which is available instead of one year, has been reduced to 6 months. Apart from this, two free add-on voice connections are being provided with Hotstar Mobile.

    Airtel 1199 postpaid plan

    In this plan, 150GB data, daily 100SMS facility is available with 200GB data rollover with unlimited calling. Apart from this, Amazon Prime free subscription for 6 months and Disney + Hotstar Mobile for one year along with two free add-on connections are available.

    Airtel Revises OTT Benefits in Postpaid Plan: Know More

    Airtel 1599 Postpaid Plan

    In this plan, 250GB monthly data, daily 100SMS and 6 months free Amazon Prime subscription will be offered with 200GB data rollover. Also, Disney + Hotstar will get a free subscription for 1 year. Free add on family connection facility will be available in this plan.

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