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Dialog Launches Dialog Play, Transforming Entertainment Experience in Sri Lanka

06 Feb, 2026

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Dialog Axiata PLC, Sri Lanka’s leading connectivity provider, has launched Dialog Play, unifying Dialog Television and Dialog ViU into a single entertainment platform under the brand promise “Entertainment, Unlocked.” The new platform offers customers greater flexibility and choice, enabling seamless access to content across screens and on the go.

Dialog Play responds to evolving viewing habits, providing personalized, on-demand experiences that move effortlessly between television and mobile. The platform features a diverse mix of local and global content, including cinema, teledramas, sports, music, lifestyle, and knowledge-led programming, catering to varied interests across households and individuals.

The experience is delivered across Dialog’s entertainment ecosystem—via satellite, Hub, Mini, Smart TV App, and the Dialog Play mobile app—ensuring premium entertainment is intuitive and accessible. Existing Dialog Television and Dialog ViU customers can continue enjoying their services uninterrupted under the new Dialog Play identity.

Supun Weerasinghe, CEO of Dialog Axiata PLC, described Dialog Play as a strategic evolution that simplifies access while expanding choice, providing a consistent and enriched entertainment experience across screens. Group CMO Lasantha Theverapperuma added that the platform embodies Dialog’s commitment to giving audiences freedom to enjoy content on their terms.

Through Dialog Play, Dialog reinforces its leadership in digital entertainment, investing in innovation and experiences aligned with modern consumer expectations, marking a new era of choice, flexibility, and seamless connection between content and connectivity in Sri Lanka.

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