This program that lasts one hour, gives our viewers a 
chance to view the very talented and famous musicians 
in Sri Lanka discuss their talents, musical creations, 
experiences and unforgettable incidents that occurred 
during their careers. Newly released music videos and 
the procedure adopted in the creation of a music video 
are telecast in-between.

When a music video is played, the first sensation one would feel is the beat of the music, even if the lyrics are inaudible, or of a language which cannot be understood, the beat would nourish our thirst for music– which is the global language for humans of all ages, religions and nationalities and provides us with immense pleasure may it be Jazz, Rock, Soul, Pop, Baila, Shastri or Hip Hop.

As we normally view English, Sinhala Tamil or Hindi music on TV, Channel C launched Feel the Beat. Our presenter Madhuwanthi explains the meaning of the songs and the name of the artiste when songs from Iran, China Afghanistan etc are telecast, and describes how even though there are songs of many different languages, it is the beat that attracts our attention.

The program “Lifestyles with Danu” is telecast with a duration of one hour and presented by famous TV presenter Danu Innasithambi.

A famous personality together with a very close friend or relative is invited to participate in the program.

During discussions Danu inquires about their lifestyles and the trials they have had to face, and even joke together while talking about the pleasant times they had,

The viewers are entertained more by the four English music videos which are telecast intermittently during the program.

On this one- hour program a young hot female presenter will discuss the Hollywood film industry and about newly released movies. She will also include in her discussions details about film directors, actors and actresses.
The telecasting of discussions with famous fashion designers, hit film trailers and foreign music videos are also included in the program.

With the intention of bringing amateur singers who possess loads of talent to the attention of music lovers, and giving them the publicity they deserve, but which they have not received from other media organizations, Channel C launched a brand new program titled “My First Track”. During this one hour program the two beautiful female presenters telecast five new music videos and hold discussions about the singers.Two of the best music videos are chosen and the two singers who have been invited to the studio appear on screen for the viewers to see.
To add some humor to the program, a special feature is the two presenters discussing four funny incidents while dramatizing and making jokes, between telecasts.

For this program the presenter and filming crew visit various locations where large crowds congregate for public events. The visitors would be interviewed for their views and comments regarding the occasion. Later in the program music videos will
be telecast on request.

As it was the source of inspiration to the majority of cinematographers, who launched their careers by directing the production of short movies, Channel C launched the program- Short & Sweet with the concept of emphasizing the importance of short movies.During this half hour program our presenters Nilanka and Yashodhara- telecast four popular short movies and two music videos which have won international acclaim. They describe the nature of the movie the name of the director and any intricate details that is of interest. The duo then continue by pointing out the comments that fans have made on Facebook and Youtube and the amount of likes and dislikes that have been entered.

This is a program that focuses on the sri Lankan cinema Although it is comparatively small we have created and contributed to the viewing pleasure of the world's cinema - goers many great masterpieces. From the humble beginnings of the first film "KadawunuPoronduwa" and Dr Lester James Peiris's "Nidhanaya" to" Bambara Walalla" of today,our cinema has surpassed many milestones. The Sri Lankan cinema had many popular trends like "Gamini-Malini" and "Vijay-Malini"
and the not so long ago "Sanath-Sabeetha" and "Ranjan-Dilani" were some we experienced and enjoyed. We explore and discuss all of this, but the most important feature in the cinema, which is music, is not forgotten. This program is hosted by Miss Sri Lanka for 2008- Gamya Wijedasa.

In our normal everyday lives we witness a variety of bizarre
incidents, but are unaware that there are many incidents that
occur which we do not see or hear about.
In this program we telecast some of the amazing incidents
that have been filmed intentionally or by accident.
In the impenetrable forests, deep in the mighty oceans or
in the far reaches of outer space many occurrences take
place which we do not know about, but there are explorers,
geologists and adventurers who capture everything on film,
by using technologically advanced filming equipment.

Our main intention is to bring to your attention these uncommon incidents which occur in this common world. This is done by two beautiful young girls who do our presenting, for the viewing pleasure of our fans.

On this one- hour program, seven English music videos will be telecast after discussions about the songs, the singers and all who were involved. Next a short English film will be telecast. In-between, viewers will be asked to send in poems and love SMS's, which will then read out by the presenter. There is a very strong response for Love Beats from the young music lovers of Sri Lanka.

All fans are crazy to find things that happen from time to time in Bollywood. And, about news of old films, old songs, and information about actors, the chanting melodies, the news updates of their film idols, gossip and many more information can be got from this program. Bollywood café can be viewed on Channel C.

This is a half hour Tamil music and film gossip program with the details of hot film stars and film songs of South India. Viewers are also invited to join the program by sending in their own creations.