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Story TV Expands into South India with Original Microdramas
Story TV, a popular microdrama platform, is expanding into South India with a big investment in original shows in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.
They plan to make over 1,000 new microdramas by 2027, working with local talent to create stories that reflect the culture and language of the region.
This move is part of their goal to become the top destination for premium vertical storytelling in India.
South India is a great place for this because it has strong film industries and people who love digital entertainment.
Story TV's shows are already popular, with some having over 250 million views.
They want to make stories that people can enjoy on their phones, in their own language, and that reflect their world.
Story TV is expanding into South India with original microdramas in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.
The platform plans to produce over 1,000 original microdramas by March 2027.
Story TV is collaborating with respected creative voices from cinema and television to build original IP in every language in the southern markets.
South India's influential film industries and engaged digital audiences represent a strong opportunity for premium vertical storytelling.
Story TV's initial Southern slate has collectively crossed over 250 million views.
- Who
- Story TV, a microdrama platform from Eloelo Group
- What
- Expansion into South India with original microdramas in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam
- Where
- South India, including Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Kochi
- When
- Commitment to produce more than 1,000 original microdramas by March 2027
- Why
- To drive growth in India's mobile entertainment ecosystem and cater to regional storytelling traditions and audience preferences
Story TV's Expansion Strategy
Regional Content Demand
Investment in Regional Content
Story TV's Expansion Strategy
Story TV is investing heavily in original microdramas in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam to drive growth in India's mobile entertainment ecosystem.
Regional Content Demand
South India's influential film industries and engaged digital audiences represent a strong opportunity for premium vertical storytelling.
Localization of Content
Story TV's Expansion Strategy
Story TV believes that premium vertical storytelling can only realize its full potential with original stories created in native languages.
Regional Content Demand
Audiences want stories in their own language and culture, making localization crucial for success.
Talent Collaboration
Story TV's Expansion Strategy
Story TV is collaborating with respected creative voices from cinema and television to build original IP in every language in the southern markets.
Regional Content Demand
The platform aims to build a local creative talent community and invest in original stories across languages.
Key facts
- Platform
- Story TV
- Parent Company
- Eloelo Group
- Expansion Regions
- Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam
- Original Microdramas Commitment
- More than 1,000 by March 2027
- Top Cities by Consumption
- Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, Kochi
- Average Daily Consumption
- 95 minutes
- Initial Southern Slate Views
- Over 250 million
- Notable Shows
- Vaarasudu Vacchadu, Paper Wife Bathiladi, VIP Card, Billionaire Maid, Srimanthudu
Quotes
GSN Aditya
Chief Operating Officer of Story TV
“"Entertainment has moved to the mobile screen, and viewing habits have moved with it."”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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