The Sun TV Network stock hit a high of Rs 459 on 20 March, 2015, on the back of good results. But the share starting sliding thereafter and hit a low of Rs 256.05 on 22 July 2015.

This followed its promoter Kalanithi Maran’s woes with SpiceJet, the Ministry of Home Affairs’ denial of security clearance to Sun Network’s 33 channels, the income tax authorities cracking the whip on the 50 year old Maran and his wife Kaveri.

Naysayers and the media said that the two had met their match and they would be forced to sell their holdings in the listed entity and exit the media business.

Then the government barred the group’s sister company Red FM from taking part in the FM radio phase III auctions.

But lo and behold the husband-wife duo did not take things lying down. Red FM went to the courts, which ruled in the company’s favour and it was permitted to take part in the e-Auctions.

And the Marans have come back with a vengeance. The first rural + urban BARC ratings saw Sun TV emerging as the highest viewed channel in India. And the company declared healthy results for the second quarter of fiscal 2016. Additionally, the company is sitting on Rs 750 crore in cash.

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