HBO Max has officially launched in Pakistan, marking a significant step in Warner Bros. Discovery’s Asia-Pacific expansion strategy. 
This new streaming entrant brings Pakistan viewers access to a wide-ranging content library, combining HBO originals, Discovery programming, DC entertainment, and family-friendly cartoons.
At its launch, HBO Max in Pakistan offers acclaimed series like Euphoria, Game of Thrones, The Last of Us, and Band of Brothers. Alongside flagship HBO fare, the platform carries the Harry Potter franchise, Lord of the Rings content, and a host of animated titles such as We Bare Bears and Adventure Time. This broad mix gives Pakistani audiences a compelling alternative to existing streaming services.
Subscribers in Pakistan can choose between two main plans: the HD plan priced at Rs 800 per month offers streaming on two devices and up to 30 downloads, while the premium plan, at Rs 1,100 per month, expands access to four devices, 100 downloads, and 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Atmos (if supported). Each account may include up to five personalized profiles, including child-friendly profiles with controls. Yearly subscription options are also available at a discounted rate.
Beyond its existing library, HBO Max plans content rollouts in Pakistan in the coming months. The Stephen King horror film IT: Welcome to Derry is set to arrive on October 26. Upcoming theatrical releases, including M3GAN 2.0, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, How to Train Your Dragon, and Weapons, will also be added to the catalogue over time. 
With its entry into Pakistan, HBO Max aims to compete directly in a rapidly growing streaming market. The platform’s combination of premium drama, blockbuster franchises, documentary content, and animation reflects a diverse strategy to attract a broad subscriber base. For Pakistani viewers, HBO Max opens new streaming possibilities—especially for those seeking a mix of global prestige content and family entertainment under one service.
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