Amazon Prime unveils movie rental service

Mumbai, April 28 Amazon Prime Video launched a movie rental service in India on Thursday, promising to release more than 40 original series and movies in next two years. Gaurav Gandhi, head of Amazon Prime Video India, said the service...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 02:14 PM Apr 29, 2022 IST

Mumbai, April 28

Amazon Prime Video launched a movie rental service in India on Thursday, promising to release more than 40 original series and movies in next two years.

Gaurav Gandhi, head of Amazon Prime Video India, said the service would widen customers’ reach and choice. It enables them to pay per movie, instead of a flat monthly fee. — Reuters

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