Google Play movies come to India, but....

March 28, 2013 14:51

On FirstPost: Google Play movies, which allows users to buy and then stream popular films and tv shows has come to India - but be warned.

They do not come cheap. Buying a movie costs an average of Rs 500, while renting costs around Rs 120, unless you want it in HD which will cost a little more.

The Play store had some popular films like The Amazing Spiderman and Premium Rush but the latest Oscar hits like Argo and Zero Dark Thirty were either only available for rent or not available at all.

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