Virgin Media is offering a special treat to its TV customers this month. The UK telecommunications company has announced that it will be providing access to 14 premium Asian TV channels at no additional cost, giving viewers an extra boost of entertainment.
This complimentary upgrade is currently available and will be active until July 31. Customers will have access to Virgin’s Asian Mela bundle, which typically costs £12 per month but is now being offered for free for a limited time. There is no action required from customers as Virgin TV 360 and Stream boxes will automatically receive access to these channels without the need for any changes to their subscription.
The lineup of free channels includes a variety of popular options such as Utsav Gold HD, Sony TV HD, B4U Movies, Colors HD, and Colors Cineplex, featuring a range of content from blockbuster movies and drama series to reality shows and family entertainment.
Viewers can indulge in top programs like Anupama, O Humnava, and Tum Dena Sath Mera on Utsav Plus HD, Khatron Ke Khiladi on Colors HD, and Tumm Se Tumm Tak and Vasudha on Zee TV HD, as well as beloved shows such as India’s Best Dancer, Kaun Banega Crorepati, Indian Idol, and the political drama Maharani on Sony TV HD.
The free channels will be accessible until the end of July and include channels like Utsav Gold HD, Utsav Bharat, Utsav Plus HD, Sony TV HD, Sony Max HD, Sony Max 2, Zee TV HD, Zee Cinema HD, Zee Punjabi HD, B4U Movies, Colors Gujarati, Colors HD, Colors Rishtey, and Colors Cineplex.
Virgin Media O2 spokesperson expressed, “South Asian Heritage Month is a significant time for families and communities to come together, and we’re delighted to help our customers celebrate by granting access to 14 premium Asian TV channels at no extra charge. With a fantastic mix of beloved dramas, entertainment shows, and blockbuster films, there’s something for everyone to enjoy throughout the month.”
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