India Made It! Chingari App Attracted 2.5 Million Downloads, Predicted To Replace TikTok In India

Bhavna Acharya |Jun 29, 2020

Just like TikTok, Chingari allows its users to create and upload short videos with special effects and filters. The app has received a lot of positive feedback from users over the last few days and got the average rating point 4.6 on CH Play.

When the boycott Chinese products campaign is in full swing in India, most of made-in-China apps, especially TikTok have been removed from Indian people’s smartphones. Meanwhile, it’s also the perfect time for other India apps to fill in the vacancy. Recently, an Indian developer launched a video sharing application called Chingari app which is said to be the rival of Tiktok.

Chingari app
Chingari app is said to be the desi alternative of made-in-China video sharing app TikTok

It can be seen that TikTok is soaring into one of the most popular app in the world in general and in India in particular. In fact, the made-in-China app owned by ByteDance, a Beijing-based technology company racked in more than 2 Billions of download and India is one of the biggest contributors with 611 millions downloads to date.

However, the number of Tiktok users decreased by 50% after the India-China clash and the Boycott Chinese products broke out. The campaign created a one-in-a-timeline opportunity for other domestic apps making their way into Indian’s smartphone.

Chingari app
there numbers of Chingari app users is continue to grow in India

According to the chief of product Sumit Ghost, their app Chingari crossed more tha 2.5 million downloads up to the moment. “We are receiving an overwhelming response from Indian users and as per recent stats, the app has more than 25 lakh plus downloads” - Sumit Ghosh. According to him, all of the developers who created the app are Indian who come from different parts of the countries like Odisha and Karnataka.

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Just like TikTok, Chingari allows its users to create and upload short videos with special effects and filters. The app has received a lot of positive feedback from users over the last few days and got the average rating point 4.6 on CH Play.

The app was earlier uploaded to Google Play store as the 'Mitron' app but then got removed due to the lack of some documents. As PM Narendra Modi is calling for a 'Vocal for Local' act amid the Boycott China protest in India, Indian developers relaunched the app with a new name Chingari.

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