Reliance Industries and Disney have finalized their media merger in India, but their unified streaming platform, potentially JioHotstar, faces domain ownership hurdles. The ₹70,352 crore venture merges Viacom18, JioCinema, and Star India, bringing over 100 TV channels and two OTT platforms under one umbrella.
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