BENGALURU: Media entertainment startup ScoopWhoop in collaboration with independent news media platform Newslaundry plans to launch a hard hitting 5-6 webisode documentary series about issues in different parts of India, every quarter.This move by the media startup indicates its interest towards diversifying its content by delving into serious documentary style reportage, focused upon unearthing stories in difficult to access locations.Currently, focusing upon gaining viewership, the startup will monetise upon the product by looking for appropriate sponsors who are interested in associating themselves with the content.“At the moment we are not in a hurry to monetise this property, we want to build an appetite for this kind of content in India before finding the right sponsors,” said Sattvik Mishra, cofounder of ScoopWhoop.This is potentially the first time a media entertainment startup is launching a documentary webisode series capturing stories across India. The series titled ‘Chase’ will launch in March end and will include uncovering separatist issues prevalent in parts of Jammu and Kashmir in one of its webisodes.According to Mishra, the startups’ budget required to create the 5 to 6 documentary webisode series is equivalent to making 60 slice of life episodes under ScoopWhoop Talkies through which the brand has made 20-25 videos a month, raking in over 1 million views for select episodes.