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HBO Max Officially Launches in Pakistan — A New Era for Streaming Entertainment

Last updated: October 16, 2025 1:25 pm
Abdul Qavi
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Warner Bros. Discovery has officially launched HBO Max in Pakistan, marking a major milestone in the expansion of its global streaming service across Asia.

The platform brings together some of the world’s most popular entertainment under one roof, including HBO Originals such as Game of Thrones, Euphoria, The Last of Us, and Succession, as well as blockbuster movies from Warner Bros., DC Studios, and Discovery Channel. Viewers will also find family favorites like Adventure Time and We Bare Bears, along with exclusive Max Originals debuting in Pakistan.

Subscription Plans and Prices

Pakistani users can now subscribe to HBO Max through two tiers:

  • Standard Plan — Rs 800 per month or Rs 5,600 annually
    • Streams on two devices simultaneously
    • Full HD (1080p) video quality
    • Up to 30 downloads for offline viewing

  • Premium Plan — Rs 1,100 per month or Rs 7,700 annually
    • Streams on up to four devices
    • 4K Ultra HD video and Dolby Atmos audio
    • Up to 100 downloads for offline viewing

Each subscription allows the creation of up to five user profiles, including child-safe options with parental controls. The service is available via the official HBO Max website and app on supported devices including smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs from Samsung and LG.

Global Expansion

Pakistan joins 14 other new markets in HBO Max’s latest rollout, including Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Ukraine. The move reflects Warner Bros. Discovery’s push to make its premium content accessible to a wider international audience.

Upcoming Content

HBO Max has confirmed that upcoming releases such as IT: Welcome to Derry, M3GAN 2.0, Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, and How to Train Your Dragon will soon be available to Pakistani subscribers.

With this launch, HBO Max becomes a major new player in Pakistan’s competitive streaming market, giving viewers direct access to the world’s most acclaimed entertainment — all in one place.

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