Today we focus on a few other streaming platforms you can check out to explore a new entertainment space to break free from the autocracy of Netflix. These options have their own 'educational' values, are good entertainment sources, and are pocket-friendly.

Amazon Prime

Amazon Prime, a subsidiary venture of tech giant Amazon has been bringing amazing content to the masses since 2005. They let you watch their content on up to 3 devices at any given time.

You can enjoy all their originals, as well as other movies and TV shows of your choice for a subscription fee of approximately BDT 650 per month.

Also, if you are a student, you can enjoy their services for up to 3 months straight free of charge, and after that, you will have to pay the usual amount according to Amazon Prime's subscription chart.

BongoBD

Bondo BD started early, marking the emergence of streaming services in Bangladesh in 2013.

Bongo offers original content, as well as international content on their platform simultaneously. They also let viewers enjoy Live TV, although you get access to limited TV channels. Bongo even made certain shows free for the masses during the pandemic, which led to more people clicking on for at-home entertainment.

Chorki

Chorki, though relatively new in the streaming service arena, is bringing us quality content at a subscription charge of 300 for 6 months. You can enjoy some Humayun Ahmed classics along with other Bangladeshi gems on your screen anywhere at your convenient time.

Their latest releases including Unoloukik, Munshigiri, Adkhana Valo Chele Adha Mostaan etc. produced originally under their banner have won many praises, which successfully gave hope to the deshi content seekers while giving them a chance to shine.