Eccho Rights and Amazon MX Player expand deal with new Turkish series
The free streaming service in India is already home to Eccho Rights titles such as 'My Home My Destiny', 'The Promise', 'New Bride' and 'Cennet'.
Amazon MX Player, Amazon's free streaming service, has extended its partnership with international distributor Eccho Rights to bring two of Turkey's drama series, Golden Boy (Yalı Çapkını) and Chrysalis (Camdaki Kız), to viewers across India. This move reinforces MX Player's growing commitment to delivering premium international content to Indian audiences in their preferred languages.
Amogh Dusad, Director and Head of Content, Amazon MX Player, said: 'This partnership is an exciting continuation of our journey with Eccho Rights. At Amazon MX Player, our goal is to present our Indian viewers with compelling stories that transcend borders in a language of their preference. With Golden Boy and Chrysalis, we're bringing two emotionally rich and visually stunning dramas that have captured hearts across the globe.'
'These are two of the most important drama titles we have seen come out of Türkiye in the past five years, and while both have enjoyed enormous success on the international stage so far, bringing them to the world's largest consumer market in India represents another landmark step for Turkish Drama,' added Melis Hamamcıoğlu, Director of Digital Media Acquisition & Content Sales at Eccho Rights, who closed the deal.
Golden Boy, produced by OGM Pictures and currently in its third season, premiered on Star TV in 2022 and quickly became a ratings juggernaut in Turkey. The series tells the story of two sisters, Seyran and Suna, whose lives spiral into chaos when the wealthy and impulsive Ferit chooses one of them to marry. With its blend of family drama, secrets and revenge, the show stars Afra Saraoğlu, Mert Ramazan Demir and Çetin Tekindor.
Chrysalis, also by OGM Pictures, debuted on Kanal D in 2021 and dominated Turkish viewership rankings for over a year. A recipient of the Golden Butterfly Award for Best Drama Series, the show follows Nalan, a young woman in search of love and identity, as she unravels painful truths about her life and relationships.
The two new additions build on Amazon MX Player's previous collaborations with Eccho Rights, which have brought popular Turkish dramas like My Home My Destiny, The Promise, New Bride, Cennet, Hear Me, Dreaming of You and Love Puzzle to Indian audiences.
All Turkish titles are available to stream for free on Amazon MX Player via its mobile apps, Amazon shopping app, Prime Video, Fire TV, Airtel Xtreme and connected TVs, further expanding the reach of Turkish storytelling in India.
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