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OTT platforms gain ground in India, but YouTube's reign endures
Mint Mumbai
|April 25, 2025
YouTube continues to dominate India's online video market.
Despite a proliferation of premium streaming services, the Google-owned platform commanded a staggering 92% of all video consumption in 2024, leaving subscription and ad-supported rivals to jostle for the rest, according to the latest Ficci-EY report.
Industry experts say user-generated content is now easier to create, thanks, of course, to the availability of cheap data and smartphones. As a result, creators have mushroomed across the tiniest of Indian towns, producing content and sharing on YouTube.
By contrast, streaming platforms spend a lot of money and time to create content, only to be pegged back by their limited reach and viewership, hurting their monetization potential.
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