Kodambakkam on demand…

Sepia Mutiny has this post on the release of 79 desi DVD titles on Netflix. But what really caught my eye in that post are these words -

This comes in the same week that GV Films announced their intent to create a legal Bollywood (and Tamilwood [is that even a word? - ed]) film downloading system

According to a news release that I found on GV Film’s website, this translates to almost 6000 movie titles that will delivered to paying customers (who possess a credit card) via two portals – “gvtamilfilms.com” and “telugupictures.com”!

While this is awesome news, I am at a loss trying to figure out how this peice of news passed under the radar for over 2 months (the press release on the GV films site is dated 17th Aug.).

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5 Responses to Kodambakkam on demand…

  1. Me says:

    this is good….but some how i dont like watching movies online…..last couple of years i would have watched 4-5 movies …

  2. narayanan S says:

    The site mentions about subscription plans does’nt mention a word about how much it costs to watch or download a movie. Right now none of the movies are online. They also seem to offer a free movie per week (does’nt matter as long as the movies are offline). The movies probably were never online since the launch date/ pulled down after a while to make waves in the movie watching community.

    BTW are you aware of a site similar to Netflix called Indiahuthouse.com, this has a huge collection of Tamil/Hindi movies. Collection is too good, happened to 9-12 DVDs for 25$ monthly subscription, not bad at all.

    -narayanan

  3. VC says:

    This will be great, if it delivers on the promise. No mention of the price, though.

  4. aNTi says:

    VC: I think its already up. Check out http://www.gvtamilfilms.com/

    Narayanan: It seems to be up now. Check the link i gave VC above.

    Me: Same here… but thats the last one year or so.. Will start once again now.. btw.. hows the new job…

  5. Lahar says:

    Hope this works out, I bought shares of GV Films :-)