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The proliferation of Over-The-Top (OTT) and niche digital streaming platforms has fragmented the traditional television audience. Among the emerging players, has carved a distinct space by focusing on a hybrid model of lifestyle content and live entertainment. This paper examines RoarZone’s content architecture, its engagement strategies within the lifestyle genre (travel, health, food, fashion), and its technical approach to live entertainment broadcasting. The analysis positions RoarZone as a case study in how mid-tier digital broadcasters can compete with media conglomerates through hyper-niche curation and interactive audience models.