A year after TikTok ban, Indian versions struggle to make the scene
After the Chinese-possessed video-sharing assistance TikTok was restricted in June 2020, a few Indian short-video stages entered the market, supported by financial backer premium and patriot opinions. While they raised huge capital and accumulated great many downloads, the absence of worldwide crowd and quality substance has restricted their allure for brands and powerhouses the same. "While there has been great footing on Indian short-video stages, this has not converted into quality substance that is focused on towards brand advancement or joint efforts. Also, that will go on for a long while until the Indian short-video stages achieve worldwide status," said Shudeep Majumdar, fellow benefactor and CEO of Zefmo Media. Virtual entertainment powerhouses to corner ₹900 cr market in 2021: Report According to throughout the last year, Zefmo, it chipped away at around 67 missions, of which just four were for Indian short-video stages. Zefmo Media is a powerhouse promoting stage i