If you’ve been enjoying free IPL streaming with Jio, here’s some good news: Reliance Jio has once again extended its “Jio Unlimited” offer — and this time, it’s valid till May 25, 2025, the same day as the IPL final. Coincidence? Not really.
Free Hotstar, JioCinema, and Daily Data — Still On
Jio first launched this offer back in March to get more users hooked on watching IPL matches through its streaming platforms. Originally set to expire on March 31, the offer got bumped to April 15, then April 30, and now, we’ve got one more extension — taking us right to the IPL grand finale.
So, what do you get? If you’re on a Jio prepaid or postpaid plan worth ₹299 or more, you get:
- Free Disney+ Hotstar Mobile subscription
- Access to the full JioCinema + Hotstar content library
- A daily data quota of 1.5GB or more, depending on your plan
Free JioFiber or Jio AirFiber for 50 Days? Yup.
That’s not all. Under the same “Jio Unlimited” banner, Jio is also offering 50 days of free JioFiber or Jio AirFiber home internet.
After the free period ends, users will be automatically moved to the ₹599/month postpaid plan, unless they opt for something else. It’s a nice way to test out Jio’s broadband experience before committing long-term.
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Who’s Not Eligible?
Just a heads-up — this offer doesn’t apply to:
- JioBharat phones
- JioPhone devices
- Voice-only or super-basic value plans
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So if you’re on one of those, you might miss out on the Hotstar access and the data perks.
Whether you’re streaming the IPL, binge-watching shows, or testing out that free home WiFi — this is one of those Jio deals that actually feels worth it. And with the IPL final right around the corner, it’s perfect timing.
⚡ Pro Tip: If your recharge is due soon, grabbing a ₹299+ plan now means more cricket, more bingeing, and 50 days of free internet. Not bad, right?
