Netflix is ​​now available for free in India for two days, here’s how to get the deal


Netflix’s long-awaited Streamfest offering 48 hours of free streaming is now live in India. To access the free offer, users must not be a Netflix subscriber and must sign up for Netflix for the first time. Card details or UPI information is not required when registering for Streamfest as it is free. Here’s how you can get this offer:

– Netflix Streamfest is now live and will be available for 48 hours. However, the offer is strictly for non-subscribers who will need to register again for a Netflix account. Users will need the Netflix app or need to visit the Netflix.com/Streamfest website.

– Once the app is downloaded, tap on the Streamfest banner in your app or on the Netflix website. After tapping the banner, Netflix prompts the user to register by registering their name, phone number, email, and then create a password for the Netflix account.

– Once the account is created successfully, users can access the entire catalog for free today and tomorrow, which is December 5th and 6th.

— Users can stream shows on Netflix on devices such as smart TVs, game consoles, iOS and Android apps, and the PC. However, the transmission quality would be standard definition (SD).

However, users will have access to all Netflix features that are available to paid users, including Profiles, Parental Controls, Hindi Netflix, My List, Subtitles or Voice-overs, Smart Downloads on Mobile Devices, and other important features.

“An idea that we are excited about, and we will see how it works, we believe that giving everyone in a country free access to Netflix for a weekend could be a great way to expose a group of new people to incredible stories. We really are creating an event and hopefully getting a group of those people to sign up, “Netflix COO Greg Peters said during a conference call.

Last month, Netflix stopped offering free trials in all markets, including India. However, users can still get access to a free Netflix subscription through some postpaid plans.