OnePlus Ties Up with Hungama to offer India Specific Content Worth Rs. 3,500

Chinese handset maker, OnePlus in association with Hungama, today announced a unique offer that brings to all OnePlus users a chance to avail entertainment content worth Rs. 3,599 from Hungama.

The offer is not only available for all OnePlus One, OnePlus 2 and OnePlus X users but will also be applicable to all the devices which will be sold in future too.

Elaborating on the offer, Karan Sarin, Head of Marketing - India, OnePlus says, "Entertainment on-the-go is one of today's biggest reasons why people invest in a premium smartphone. We all love our music, movies, videos and apps to travel with us wherever we go. Providing access to rich content to our valued consumers is a step further in our vision to localise our key offerings."

How the offer works?

OnePlus users can simply signup for the offer at http://onepl.us/huoffer, following which Hungama will send a coupon code individually to the OnePlus user. Once coupon code is applied on Hungama App, users would be eligible to download music worth Rs 3,000/-.

Users can download 100 songs every month (each song is worth Rs 10) onto their phones for a total period of three months. These downloads have a lifetime validity and songs can be used across multiple devices such as tablets, PCs and so on.

In addition, to the above, OnePlus users also get Rs 599/- worth of unlimited movie streaming for three months through Hungama Play, a different app for Bollywood movies under the Hungama portfolio.

Speaking on the association, Siddhartha Roy, Hungama.com said, "We are delighted to partner with OnePlus and bring our music and movie destinations 'Hungama Music' & 'Hungama Play' for their users. As part of this offer the OnePlus consumer will get access to a music service having a massive catalogue of 3.5 million music tracks to choose from and access to an amazing offering of premium movies through Hungama Play. This association is another one of our many efforts to bring great entertainment experiences to consumers at their fingertip."