Actually Zondervan planned three ... African, South Asian, and Latin America. Logos has the first one.
It's on Kindle, and pretty much most of the Christian book sites. Except Logos of course. And affordable;
https://www.amazon.com/South-Asia-Bible-Commentary-One-ebook/dp/B00UF7W66E
And there's bunches of reviews as well. Here's a sample.
http://themelios.thegospelcoalition.org/review/south-asia-bible-commentary-a-one-volume-commentary-on-the-whole-bible
After running into it on Still Evangelical? (book), I was curious, so I downloaded the Kindle version, and compared to the Africa:
- As a Kindle, not bad. You don't get Book-Chapter-Verse access. But it does allow clicking to pericopes per book. Easy.
- Structure, like Africa, is similar to Bible Knowledge Commentary. Basics but not simplistic. It's a commentary.
- My impression; SABC is more involved with south asia than ABC is with Africa. And if you're toward the American evangelical perspective, you'll be nervous, more so than ABC.
- It's not a stand-in for south asian religions vs Christianity. Rather, Christians in south asia.
- Finally, it's primarily India (which is quite large, obviously). And quite readable ... interesting.
- And if especially south asian Logosians have (differing?) comments, that'd be great!