As War Drives Viewers to Streaming, Pakistan’s Begin Platform Expands Content Slate and Eyes South Asian Growth (EXCLUSIVE)
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With war in the Middle East and between Pakistan and Afghanistan reshaping viewing habits across the region, Begin CEO Jonathan Mark-Tatti sees opportunity where others see disruption. “Geopolitical instability creates economic and operational challenges, but it often increases demand for streaming as audiences turn to digital platforms for both escapism and connection,” he says. “The […]
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Mar 18, 2026 4:45pm PT As War Drives Viewers to Streaming, Pakistan’s Begin Platform Expands Content Slate and Eyes South Asian Growth By Naman Ramachandran Plus Icon Naman Ramachandran Latest Thailand Touts Revamped Film Incentives at Hong Kong FilMart as Retina Film Production and the Monk Studios Woo International Producers 12 hours ago Vietnam Box Office Sensation ‘Bunny!!’ Lands International Theatrical Release Via 3388 Films 19 hours ago Malaysia’s Abnormal Studios Launches International Sales Arm at Hong Kong FilMart With Wong Ka Kui Documentary 22 hours ago See All With war in the Middle East and between Pakistan and Afghanistan reshaping viewing habits across the region, Begin CEO Jonathan Mark-Tatti sees opportunity where others see disruption. “Geopolitical instability creates economic and operational challenges, but it often increases demand for streaming as audiences turn to digital platforms for both escapism and connection,” he says. “The real focus for us is ensuring we remain agile — prioritizing local content, strong partnerships and sustainable monetization in complex markets.” Related Stories Adam Schiff to Hold Hearing on Hollywood Jobs With Noah Wyle and IATSE's Matt Loeb
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