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Shah Rukh Khan Celebrates Netflix's 10 Years in India
Shah Rukh Khan, a famous Bollywood actor, made a special video for Netflix to celebrate 10 years of Netflix in India.
The video talks about how Netflix started in India and how people's habits changed from asking 'What did you watch on Netflix?'
to 'What should we watch on Netflix?'.
Netflix started in India in January 2016 and has since made many popular shows and movies.
Some of the famous shows include Delhi Crime and Kota Factory, and some popular movies are Ludo and Darlings.
Netflix says they will keep making stories that feel personal and connected to Indian culture.
They thank their fans for making their journey special.
Shah Rukh Khan narrated a commemorative video for Netflix's 10-year anniversary in India.
Netflix entered the Indian market in January 2016.
Sacred Games was Netflix's first Indian original series, released in 2018.
Popular Netflix India series include Delhi Crime, Kota Factory, and Jamtara.
Netflix India has produced a variety of original films, series, and documentaries.
- Who
- Shah Rukh Khan, Netflix India
- What
- Commemorative video celebrating 10 years of Netflix in India
- Where
- India
- When
- January 2016 to present
- Why
- To celebrate a decade of content and shared viewing experiences
Key facts
- Narrator
- Shah Rukh Khan
- Event
- Netflix's 10 years in India
- First Indian Original Series
- Sacred Games (2018)
- Notable Series
- Delhi Crime, Kota Factory, Jamtara, Mismatched, Kohrra, The Ba***ds of Bollywood, The Railway Men
- Notable Films
- Raat Akeli Hai, Ludo, Bulbull, Darlings, Monica, O My Darling, Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga, Khufiya
- Netflix India Entry
- January 2016
- Marketing Director
- Vamsi Murthy
Quotes
Vamsi Murthy
Senior director of Marketing at Netflix India
“Over the last 10 years, Netflix India has grown alongside its audiences by turning great stories into shared experiences. Our journey is inseparable from the fans who embraced these stories, built fandoms around them, and carried them into everyday conversations.”
telegraphindia.com


