The Viral Fever Media Labs, which runs the YouTube channels TVF-Qtiyapa & TVF-RecycleBin, has 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. TVF was also the online partner for the movie. Users need to register on the site and pay Rs 99 to get access to the movie. They need to watch the movie within 72 hours, and it has to be watched online. Currently, TVF Inbox Office is offering users Freecharge coupon worth Rs 100 after they make the payment, which can be used on the Freecharge app for mobile, data card or DTH recharges. Watch PREVIEW of @sulemanikeeda - http://t.co/7C2WjCsCMh , and BOOK & Watch the FULL movie on "Inbox Office". — Arunabh Kumar (@TheQtiyapaGuy) January 22, 2015 The service is currently available in all countries except USA, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland and Australia. Indian users can pay through net banking or using their debit/credit cards, while international users can pay with Paypal or Skrill. Unlike some of the other video & movie streaming services available in India, like Spuul, Times Internet's BoxTV, Zee Entertainment Enterprises' DittoTV, Reliance Group's BigFlix, and Star India's recently launched video streaming service Hotstar.com among others, TVF Inbox Office will be providing users access to movies that don't get mainstream theatrical releases. For example, Suleimani Keeda had been released as part of PVR's Director's Rare initiative, under which the movie had a limited…
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