Internet media company The Viral Fever has launched a new streaming platform called TVFPlay which features the company's web-series and shows. The company used the new platform to launch its new web-series called Pitchers which focuses on the startup world. Interestingly, at the end of the trailer, TVF says that it will air its episodes of the new show first on the new platform and will upload the same on YouTube a week later. This marks a shift in strategy for the company which first started off as a YouTube multi-channel network and it seems that it is looking to reduce its dependency on YouTube and build a Netflix-like service with original content. The website has three sections: TVF originals, Qtiyapa Shows and Shows We Love. TVF Originals will show their drama web-series, including Pitchers, and Permanent Roommates. Qtiyapa Shows will feature the Qtiyapa comedy shows from their YouTube channels and the Shows We Love section features a number of shows The Viral Fever loves which includes Malgudi Days, Byomkesh Bakshi, The Best of Key and Peele and Monty Python. The platform requires you to sign up so that you can stream the episodes and the registration process is via email. It's also worth remembering that in The Viral Fever launched a movie streaming service called TVF Inbox Office. Amit Masurkar directed slacker comedy film Suleimani Keeda is currently the only movie available for streaming on the site. Users need to register on the site and pay Rs 99 to get access to the…
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