Zee may let go of Marathi channel to allay CCI unease
Business Standard|October 04, 2022
Zee Marathi is the category leader and among oldest in its bouquet
VIVEAT SUSAN PINTO
Zee may let go of Marathi channel to allay CCI unease

Zee Entertainment, which is seeking to merge its operations with Sony Pictures Networks India, may exit the Marathi entertainment space in a bid to allay concerns raised by the Competition Commission of India (CCI), sources have told Business Standard.

A spokesperson for Zee Entertainment declined to comment on the matter. An email sent to Sony Pictures Networks India, now called Culver Max Entertainment, had elicited no response until the time of going to press. Culver Max retains the Sony brand name for its bouquet of channels in India.

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