Tata Play users are now eligible for free four month Apple Music subscription

Tata Play has introduced an exciting opportunity for its subscribers to enjoy four months of Apple Music at no cost. This new promotional offer is available to all Tata Play users, regardless of their plan, whether they are on Tata Play Binge, using the Tata Play Mobile app, or subscribed to Tata Play Fiber. This initiative encompasses Direct-to-Home (DTH) subscribers, OTT viewers, and broadband customers. Pallavi Puri, Tata Play’s Chief Commercial and Content Officer, expressed that this offer underscores their dedication to enhancing customer value and convenience, providing seamless access to over 100 million songs, curated playlists, and live radio through Apple Music on Tata Play platforms. In a related statement, Shalini Poddar, Director of Content and Services at Apple India, highlighted the significance of this collaboration with Tata Play as a major step in their expanding partnership. She noted that the integration of Apple Music aims to deliver a richer and more personalized audio experience for Tata Play’s audience, extending the reach of Apple Music to a broader customer base. To redeem this offer, users will receive a promo code that can be applied on the Apple Music website to activate the four-month complimentary subscription. It’s important to note that after the free period ends, users will automatically incur a charge of ₹119 per month unless they cancel the subscription beforehand. Existing Apple Music subscribers can avail themselves of a three-month complimentary subscription, while new users are eligible for the full four months. Earlier this year, Airtel launched a similar promotion, offering six months of Apple Music to eligible prepaid, postpaid, and broadband customers in India, following the closure of its own music streaming service, Wynk Music. To take advantage of this offer, simply open the Tata Play Mobile or Tata Play Binge app, tap on the Apple Music promotional banner, and follow the prompts to activate your subscription on the Apple Music platform.