VIRGIN Media customers can get their hands on 15 new channels at no extra cost – but only for this month.
The broadcaster is offering up more than a dozen “premium Asian TV channels” fit with the latest Indian films, dramas and comedies in celebration of Diwali.
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Diwali, India’s biggest and most celebrated holiday of the year, is a festival of lights that celebrates the triumph of light over darkness.
The buffet of channels would usually cost an additional £12 per month.
But from now until 20 November, they won’t cost customers a penny.
As part of the package, TV viewers will get access to a raft of channels such as SONY TV HD, Zee TV HD and Utsav Gold HD.
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“Diwali is such a special time of year for so many families to come together and celebrate, so to add to the celebrations,” David Bouchier, Chief TV & Entertainment Officer at Virgin Media O2, said in a statement.
“We are making 15 premium Asian TV channels available at no extra cost for our customers.
“This includes all the best programming and movies from India in HD as standard, with some shows completely exclusive to Virgin Media.”
Full list of new channels available to Virgin Media TV customers:
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- 801: Utsav Gold HD
- 802: Utsav Bharat
- 803: Utsav Plus HD
- 805: SONY TV HD
- 806: SONY MAX HD
- 807: SONY SAB
- 808: SONY MAX2
- 809: Zee TV HD
- 810: Zee Cinema HD
- 815: B4U Movies
- 825: Colors Gujarati
- 826: Colors HD
- 827: Colors Rishtey
- 828: Colors Cineplex
- 829: NDTV Good Times
Alongside the TV freebie, Virgin Media has also confirmed that it will be offering free broadband to those signing up for certain plans as part of its Black Friday sale.
Deals include Virgin’s M250 and M500 packages which are free for the first three months.
There’s also a similar deal on the network provider’s ultimate Gig1 option, which means customers won’t see a bill until next year.
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