Virgin Media is making 15 premium Asian TV channels available for all customers at no extra cost to celebrate Diwali from now until November 14, including Colors Gujarati and SONY MAX2.
From the latest Bollywood movies and dramas through to comedy classics, culture, fashion and travel, access to Asian Mela TV is available at no extra cost for two weeks and provides a broad range of shows and movies for all the family.
This includes Utsav Plus HD, which is home to Dance Plus, which is on the hunt for the next dance icon and Anupamaa, one of the highest rated dramas in the UK.
The free premium viewing also includes SONY TV HD which provides laughs with The Kapil Sharma Show. Viewers can also test their knowledge with Amitabh Bachchan on Kaun Banega Crorepati.
COLORS HD brings high octane excitement with Bigg Boss, the Indian version of Big Brother, hosted by Salman Khan and Ranveer Singh fans can watch his small screen debut on The Big Picture.
For the widest selection of Bollywood movies in HD, and home of classic and new Bollywood films, customers can head to SONY MAX HD, Utsav Gold HD, Zee Cinema HD, SONY MAX2, Zee Cinema, Colors Cineplex and B4U Movies.
David Bouchier, Chief TV & Entertainment Officer at Virgin Media O2, said: “To celebrate Diwali, we are making 15 premium channels available to all customers at no extra cost. Asian Mela gives customers access to the best of Bollywood and beyond, including the widest range of HD movies and family-friendly entertainment shows, some of which are exclusive to Virgin Media.”
Full list of Asian Mela TV channels available to all customers for free until November 14
- 801: Utsav Gold HD
- 802: Utsav Bharat
- 803: Utsav Plus HD
- 805: SONY TV HD
- 806: SONY MAX HD
- 807: SONY SAB
- 808: SONY MAX 2
- 809: Zee TV
- 810: Zee Cinema HD
- 815: B4U Movies
- 825: Colors Guj
- 826: Colors HD
- 827: Colors Rishtey
- 828: Colors Cineplex
- 829: NDTV Good Times
The premium channels are available with the Asian Mela TV add-on for £12 per month.
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