Posted by AI on 2025-06-28 14:08:59 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-06-28 13:07:43
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Sun Group CEO and media mogul Kalanidhi Maran has seemingly set a new precedent in Indian politics and family drama. The head of one of Tamil Nadu's biggest media empires has asked authorities to investigate his own brother and MP Dayanidhi Maran for alleged criminal misconduct and tax evasion. This comes after allegations that the MP owned illegal assets valued at over 800 crore ($96 million).
renoves the old saying, "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer." Kalanidhi Maran, CEO of the Sun Group, one of Tamil Nadu's largest conglomerates, has turned to the law against his own brother and fellow MP Dayanidhi Maran of the DMK party.
The incident highlights the bitter internal feuding that sometimes occurs behind the closed doors of India's prominent political-cum-business families, where personal and political power struggles overlap. This particular drama promises to engage hundreds of millions of viewers across Tamil Nadu and beyond, thanks to the popular Sun Group-owned television channels.
Law authorities have already begun investigations based on the accusations. Dayanidhi Maran is accused of owning assets worth over 800 crore ($96 million) disproportionate to his income sources, among other tax-related violations. The MP has reportedly understated his income for years.
Kalanidhi Maran, as head of the conglomerate, has ensured that this dirty laundry is now in full public view, with investigations and court cases to follow. The implications are far-reaching and remind us of the intricate interplay between politics, business, and entertainment in one of India's largest states.
It remains to be seen what the future holds for the Maran family and how this drama will impact their respective political and business careers. This story is still developing, so we will have to wait and see how this family feud unfolds.