Now Search Your Favourite Movies Or TV Shows On Google Play Store: Heres How

You must have faced an issue while searching for a movie or TV show to watch over your weekend. And then, the usual Google search takes place to find which platforms are streaming your favourite movie or show. And then go back to that particular app to confirm, and the list goes on! By the time you find which platform is perfect to stream the movie, most of the crucial time is already over, just like the entire weekend! To make the process simple, Google has recently introduced a trick to search for which apps are streaming the particular movies or shows, simply on the Play Store.  Also Read: Google Launches Pixel Upgrade Program In India, Upgrade Every Year From Rs 3,333: How It Works

While explaining the feature, Google has mentioned in a blog post, “A new feature now lets you search for titles right in the store and instantly see exactly which apps they’re streaming on. Forget the days of jumping between a dozen apps to find that classic flick for movie night or catch up on the latest binge-worthy sensation.” Wondering how it works? Check here.  Also Read: 7 Ways To Find Movies, Files And Groups Safely On Telegram

How To Search For Movies/Web Shows On The Play Store

If you want to try out this latest feature, simply search for your required movie or web show on the Play Store, then follow these steps: 

• Open the Google Play Store
• Now, go to the Search tab
• Find the required movie or TV show. For example, write “Jawaan” or “Harry Potter”
• If the feature is available on your device, you will find a Where To Watch card. It will quickly show you a clear list of different apps where you can watch the movie or the show, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, JioHotstar, YouTube, and more. 

Apart from this, the app will also show you whether you can watch the content for free or if you will have to rent/subscribe. 

Can’t find the feature?

If you can’t find the details simply by searching, then know the feature might be just on its way! The feature is being gradually rolled out to all users, hence it may take some time to reach everyone.