With the online content on mobile phones increasing, most Indian viewers consume the content during the traditional office hours of 10 am-6 pm, a recent survey said.
As per the survey conducted jointly by KPMG and Eros Now, Indians spend more than around 70 minutes per day on online video platforms, with a consumption frequency of 12.5 times a week or more than once a day, it said.
For this report, a survey was commissioned across 1,458 over-the-top users in 16 cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Ludhiana, Panipat, Nagpur and Madurai, to ascertain the usage of OTT platforms by consumers.
"Nearly 87 per cent of the respondents consumed content on their mobile phones, with nearly 28 per cent of the respondents consuming content during the traditional office hours of 10 am-6 pm," the report said.
The customer sets are fairly heterogeneous, there is a trend of homogeneity that was observed in terms of consumption frequency and duration across age groups, income levels and genders, it said.
The report stated that movies have a larger contribution of viewership also on smart TV and larger screens and are also more tailored to the SVOD (subscription video on demand) premium subscription business.
"Well known global franchises may find a niche audience but predominantly, it will be Indian narratives that will be popular," it said.
Also, original content is fast emerging as an important category, with close to 10 per cent respondents alluding to the preference for the same.
"This is significant given the limited supply on original content on platforms at present, as compared to library content," the report noted.
The study highlighted that freshness and uniqueness of content are the key determining factors for installation and uninstallation of apps, as well as respondents subscribing to platforms.
"Nearly 87 per cent of the respondents install an app considering the quality of content," it said.
Around 30 per cent of the respondents prefer watching content in languages other than Hindi and English, the report said.
"The preference for content consumption is significant in the native languages across large parts of the country, with south India observed to be the most loyal to their native tongue," it said.
Mangaluru, Jan 11: Reacting to the recent video clippings provided to the media by former chief minister HD Kumaraswamy in connection with the December 19 unrest in Mangaluru, city Police Commissioner Dr PS Harsha on Saturday said that the video has to be seen in a proper sequence to come to a conclusion on the happenings of that day.
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