Viewers are accessing more than 2.5 platforms at a given time and movies are their preferred choice on smart TV and larger screens, said the Eros Now-KPMG report.
"Almost 96 per cent of the viewers preferred Eros Now on large screen compared to 92 per cent for Netflix and 89 per cent for Hotstar. Thirty per cent of the respondents prefer watching movies on OTT platforms," the findings showed.
In India, the Internet video traffic is projected to reach 13.5 Exabytes (EB) per month by 2022 up from 1.5 EB a month in 2017 with video contributing 77 per cent of all Internet traffic by 2022.
There are currently more than 30 Video on Demand (VoD) platforms in India and players have committed further investments to build libraries of diverse original content.
Hotstar earmarked Rs 120 crore in early 2019 to make special shows in seven different languages for the Indian market while Eros Now is investing $50 million to create 100 new original shows for its platform.
Zee5 intends to release 72 new originals in six languages over a period of time till March 2020.
Original content is fast emerging as an important category, said the report, with close to 10 per cent respondents alluding to preference for the same.
"As data and digital infrastructure has become exceedingly accessible even in small cities of India, the market for OTT has widened enormously," said Rishika Lulla Singh, Chief Executive Officer, Eros Digital.
Freshness and uniqueness of content are the key determining factors for installation and uninstallation of apps, as well as respondents subscribing to platforms as 87 per cent of the respondents said they install an app considering the quality of content.
"Thirty per cent of the respondents prefer watching content in languages other than Hindi and English. The preference for content consumption is significant in the native languages across large parts of the country, with South India observed to be the most loyal to their native tongue," the report mentioned.
While 87 per cent of the respondents consume content on their mobile phones, nearly 28 per cent of the respondents said they watch content during the traditional office hours.
( With inputs from IANS )