Dish
TV,
a
leading
DTH
provider
in
India,
has
introduced
a
novel
initiative
named
‘Dish
TV
Smart+’
to
transform
the
entertainment
landscape.
This
service
blends
TV
and
over-the-top
(OTT)
content,
offering
unparalleled
convenience
and
flexibility.
It
allows
subscribers
to
access
diverse
entertainment
options
on
any
screen,
eliminating
the
need
for
additional
costs.
This
move
signifies
a
significant
shift
towards
more
personalized
viewing
experiences.

The
‘Dish
TV
Smart+’
service
is
available
to
all
Dish
TV
and
D2H
customers,
including
both
new
and
existing
subscribers.
They
can
now
enjoy
popular
OTT
apps
alongside
their
regular
TV
subscription
packages.
The
service
extends
across
various
platforms,
including
Watcho-the
OTT
Super
App,
smart
devices,
set-top
boxes,
and
smart
Android
STBs.
To
enhance
user
experience,
Dish
TV
is
also
partnering
with
leading
TV
and
Mobile
Original
Equipment
Manufacturers
(OEMs)
for
seamless
integration.

Actress
Shefali
Shah,
who
unveiled
the
‘Dish
TV
Smart+’
services,
shared
her
views
on
the
importance
of
content
quality
over
the
platform.
She
highlighted
the
added
value
that
bundling
services
offer
to
customers,
likening
it
to
a
comprehensive
movie
experience
with
additional
features.
Shah
commended
Dish
TV
for
leading
the
charge
with
this
innovative
service.

Manoj
Dobhal,
CEO
of
Dish
TV
India
Limited,
commented
on
the
launch,
emphasizing
Dish
TV’s
role
in
evolving
the
entertainment
consumption
habits
of
viewers.
He
highlighted
the
goal
of
‘Dish
TV
Smart+’
to
set
a
new
benchmark
for
immersive
and
accessible
entertainment.
Dobhal
pointed
out
the
challenge
consumers
face
with
the
plethora
of
options
available
and
how
‘Dish
TV
Smart+’
aims
to
offer
a
simplified
and
holistic
entertainment
solution.
He
underscored
the
importance
of
both
traditional
television
and
OTT
platforms
in
today’s
digital
age
and
expressed
confidence
that
this
initiative
would
reinforce
their
relevance.

This
strategic
move
by
Dish
TV
to
launch
‘Dish
TV
Smart+’
services
is
set
to
redefine
how
entertainment
is
consumed
in
India,
promising
a
smarter
and
more
inclusive
viewing
experience
for
its
customers.