Airtel launches limited-time prepaid festive offers: Here’s everything you need to know

Airtel's festive offer is valid from September 6 to September 11.

All major telecom operators including Airtel recently hiked their tariff rates in India. (Image Source: Reuters)

Bharti Airtel, one of the three telecom operators in India today announced three limited-time special promotional offers for prepaid customers.

These new packs are “loaded with special benefits on voice, data and OTT streaming services” and can be purchased from September 6 to September 11.

The first and the cheapest plan on the list costs Rs 979 and offers benefits like unlimited voice calls, 100 SMS and 2GB mobile data per day. It has a validity of 84 days.

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Next up is the Rs 1,029 plan, which offers unlimited voice calls, 2GB of mobile data and 100 SMS everyday for 84 days. You also get a free Disney+Hotstar subscription for 3 months.

The most expensive plan on the list costs Rs 3,599 and is geared towards users looking for an annual plan. With a validity of 365 days, you get unlimited voice calls, 2GB and 100 SMS per day and

All above mentioned plans come with unlimited 5G data, free Hello Tunes on Wynk and 3 months of Apollo 24|7 Circle. As part of the festive offer, Airtel is offering free access to more than 22 OTT platforms such as Sony LIV, Lionsgate Play, Aha, Chaupal, Hoichoi, SunNxt and more that can be accessed via the Airtel Xstream Play Premium app.

Recently, Cupertino based tech giant Apple announced that it is tying up with Airtel to offer the network operator’s premium customers free access to Apple TV+.

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