Jio announces ‘Diwali Dhamaka’, offers free 1-year Jio AirFiber subscription for users

With the “Diwali Dhamaka” offer, Jio AirFiber users can easily save over Rs 7,000.

Jio Diwali Dhamaka is a limited time offer (Image credit: Reliance)

On Tuesday, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) announced a limited-time “Diwali Dhamaka” offer, where new and existing JioAirFiber users can get a complimentary one-year subscription for free.

The offer, worth at least Rs 7,188, considering the price of the most affordable annual Jio AirFiber plan, will be available between September 19 and November 3.

What is the Diwali Dhamaka offer and how can one claim it?

Diwali Dhamaka Offer is available for new and existing users (Image credit: Reliance)

The offer is available for both existing and new AirFiber customers. New users will have to shop for at least Rs 20,000 at either Reliance Digital or MyJio Store to get 12 monthly recharge coupons for Jio AirFiber. This can be redeemed to get a free annual subscription. Users can shop for products like smartphones, smart TVs, or any other digital electronics or home appliances to get this deal.

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Existing Jio AirFiber users, who can get a special Rs 2,222 Diwali recharge done, will also receive 12 monthly AirFiber recharge coupons.

These coupons will be valid from November 2024 to October 2025 and can easily benefit both new and existing Jio AirFiber users.

Unlike Jio Fiber, which is limited to select places due to the requirement of an optical fibre network, Jio AirFiber can be installed anywhere in the country with 5G cellular reception. Besides, with every Jio AirFiber connection, users will also get access to over 800 live TV channels and subscriptions to 12 OTT platforms.

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