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The Disney+ Hotstar Clone is a fully static, single-page streaming UI that replicates the look and feel of the Disney+ Hotstar platform. It features an auto-advancing hero carousel, hover-play video preview cards for five major Disney franchises, horizontally scrollable movie rows, a mobile OTP login flow, and a watchlist system — all built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Introduction

Learn what this project includes and how it is structured at a high level.

Setup Guide

Get the project running in your browser in under two minutes.

Features Overview

Explore every UI feature — carousel, video cards, movie rows, and more.

Customization

Change colors, swap content, and adapt the layout to your needs.

What’s included

Hero Carousel

Auto-advancing full-width slider with five featured titles and infinite looping.

Video Preview Cards

Hover to play branded franchise preview videos for Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and Nat Geo.

Movie Rows

Horizontally scrollable rows for Latest Releases and Recommended For You.

Watchlist

Add titles to a watchlist with a smooth fullscreen overlay confirmation.

Login & OTP

Mobile-number login flow with a separate OTP verification page.

Dark Theme

Deep navy and blue color palette matching the Disney+ Hotstar aesthetic.

Quick start

1

Clone the repository

Download or clone the project from GitHub.
git clone https://github.com/Vipul-Gejage/Disney-Hotstar-Clone.git
cd Disney-Hotstar-Clone
2

Open in your browser

Open Hotstar.html directly in any modern browser — no server or build step required.
open Hotstar.html   # macOS
start Hotstar.html  # Windows
xdg-open Hotstar.html  # Linux
3

Explore the UI

The carousel starts cycling automatically. Hover over the franchise cards to watch preview videos. Click Add to watchlist on any movie card to see the overlay alert.
No npm, Node.js, or build tooling is needed. Every file is plain HTML, CSS, or JavaScript that runs directly in the browser.

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