Just ahead of Children’s day, after over half a year of beta testing, Viacom18-owned Voot has launched its first subscription-based, children-oriented offering Voot Kids. It claims to offer more than 20,000 videos, ebooks, stories, and quizzes, in an attempt to deliver on its four-quadrant play of “watch, read, listen, and learn” that is aimed at kids between the ages of 2–8 years. To build up its content library, it has partnered with the likes of Nickelodeon, Oxford University Press, WarnerMedia, Green Gold, BBC’s CBeebies, TV Asahi, Sony Music, Hasbro, Mattel, and Lego among others. Available on Android and iOS, Voot Kids costs Rs. 99 per month after a 7-day free trial, or Rs. 799 per year .
Soha Ali Khan And Ashish Chaudhary were present at the launch.
Soha Ali Khan was interacting with the media during the launch of the digital app “Voot Kids” in Mumbai recently. While talking to the media, Soha said that every day is Children’s Day. November 14 is celebrated every year as Children’s Day. When Soha was asked what is her plan on Children’s Day, she said, “I think every day is Children’s Day for me.
“I am eventually turning to production and everybody wants to attract the family audience since it is profitable. So, children films will happen. In today’s age, thankfully, content-based films are working, so I think soon we are going to see more children films being made in India,a said Ashish.
Talking about the Voot Kids app, Soha said, “I downloaded the Voot app myself because I wanted to watch it before Inaya. My daughter turned 2 and now I think this is the right time to show her all the things like digital content, educational content, and entertainment that are on that app. “
Voot has 20 thousand kinds of content, such as books, audio, Soha reveals that she has dubbed the story in her own voice. There are a lot of cartoons, a lot of puzzles too, and here your kids will get to learn a lot. “
Ashish Chaudhary. Added Ashish: “The superhero movies produced by Disney, Marvel or DC are the highest-grossing films in international cinema. In India, everything is evolving, and evolution takes place at a slow pace. Nevertheless it does takes place.”
“I am eventually turning to production and everybody wants to attract the family audience since it is profitable. So, children films will happen. In today’s age, thankfully, content-based films are working, so I think soon we are going to see more children films being made in India,a said Ashish.
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