Prime Video Picks Up 100+ Korean Dramas in Major India Deal With CJ ENM

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According to reports by showbizreporter.com, Prime Video has expanded its Korean content slate in India through a new multi-year agreement with CJ ENM, bringing more than 100 Korean dramas to viewers, including 26 brand-new series.

Prime Video Strengthens Its Korean Drama Lineup

As first reported by showbizreporter.com, the latest agreement extends the companies' global licensing partnership that began in 2025. The expanded arrangement is designed to significantly grow Prime Video's Korean entertainment catalog for audiences across India.
The deal includes access to more than 100 Korean drama titles, giving subscribers an even broader selection of popular and upcoming series. The move highlights the continuing demand for Korean entertainment among Indian viewers as streaming platforms compete for premium international content.

New Series Headline the Multi-Year Agreement

Among the biggest titles included in the agreement are Yumi's Cells Season 3, Filing for Love, and The Legend of Kitchen Soldier. These shows are expected to lead the next wave of Korean programming arriving on Prime Video under the new licensing pact.
Sources confirmed to showbizreporter.com that the agreement covers 26 newly produced series, expanding the platform's future release schedule while reinforcing its long-term investment in Korean storytelling for the Indian market.

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