The past few weeks have been marked by transformative developments spanning business, geopolitics, and a shocking corporate scandal. On November 14, Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and Disney finalised a merger at a valuation of ₹70,352 crore. The joint venture combines RIL’s technological prowess with Disney’s rich content library, creating a media juggernaut. The entity boasts over 100 television channels in nine Indian languages, two OTT platforms, and 30,000 hours of annual TV content in the general entertainment space. It is the scale and reach—750 million viewers come to these platforms collectively every week—that causes some concern around competition. Reliance-Disney now commands a 33% market share through its OTT platforms JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar, making it the largest player. Uday Shankar, Vice Chairperson of the merged entity, envisions using this scale…