Om Nom Stories Lands On Kids’ Screens Across The Indian Subcontinent Via Warner Bros. Discovery

Warner Bros. Discovery is bringing ZeptoLab's animated series Om Nom Stories to South Asia. All 26 seasons join the company's kids' slate on major television channels in the region. The launch comes as the Om Nom franchise marks its 15th anniversary worldwide.

Om Nom Stories will air on Cartoon Network, POGO and Discovery Kids across the subcontinent. Non-exclusive streaming rights sit with discovery+, giving families flexible viewing options. Warner Bros. Discovery positions the series to strengthen its kids' content strategy in South Asia.

Om Nom Stories expansion across South Asia

The acquisition opens Om Nom Stories to viewers in six South Asian countries. Key markets for the rollout are listed below.

Country	Availability
India	TV and discovery+
Pakistan	TV and discovery+
Bangladesh	TV and discovery+
Bhutan	TV and discovery+
Nepal	TV and discovery+
Sri Lanka	TV and discovery+

These territories include India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka. The franchise continues to expand its footprint in fast-growing entertainment markets across this region.

Om Nom Stories is known for high-energy comedy and clear, expressive character animation. The series also uses a distinctive visual style that is easy for children to follow. Over time, it has built a strong fan base among children and families worldwide.

Manaf Hassan, Executive Producer at ZeptoLab, describes the collaboration as an important step for the franchise. Hassan notes that Warner Bros. Discovery's scale, legacy and focus on storytelling offer a strong platform in South Asia. According to Warner Bros. Discovery, the series fits Cartoon Network's aim for cheerful, imaginative stories that connect with families. Together, these factors underline why Om Nom Stories remains active in regional schedules after 15 years.