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Rohit Jain Launches Tiger TV

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Rohit Jain is launching Tiger TV, a streaming service focused on Hindi and Punjabi entertainment, on 15 October 2026. The platform aims to build a dedicated audience for these titles across several international markets, with a planned investment in original content over the next three years.

Tiger TV will offer more than 50 premiere titles in its first year and plans a portfolio of Punjabi and Hindi intellectual property worth over ₹500 crore. It will be available through Lionsgate Play in Asia, as a standalone app in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and on Amazon Prime Video and YouTube channels. The launch slate includes films and series featuring performers such as Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa, the crime thriller Daanav, and Eklavya, an AI project featuring actor Yug R.Ai; Indian subscriptions cost ₹349 per quarter or ₹799 per year.

  • Rohit Jain’s Tiger TV launches on 15 October 2026.
  • The service will focus on Hindi and Punjabi titles.
  • It plans over 50 first-year premieres and a ₹500 crore portfolio.

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Hindi and Punjabi entertainment includes films, television series and music-led stories made for audiences who use these languages. Rohit Jain is an entertainment entrepreneur behind Tiger TV, a service built to bring this content together for viewers in India and overseas.

Streaming services deliver programmes over the internet, through apps or other platforms. Tiger TV’s planned reach across South Asia, North America and Australasia reflects the demand for regional-language entertainment among people living outside India, as well as audiences at home.

The service’s plans for new productions and a large library of titles could create more routes for Hindi and Punjabi stories to reach viewers. Its progress will depend on attracting subscribers and making its programmes available in the markets it is targeting.

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