My first choice would be a foreign partner: Zee Entertainment MD & CEO

The challenge is how to counter the irrational behaviour some companies - the likes of Netflix and Amazon - are displaying, says Punit Goenka

On January 25, the stock markets pummelled Zee Entertainment’s stock, pushing it down by over 30%. This was reportedly in the wake of a story in The Wire linking a firm with dodgy demonetisation transactions with Zee’s parent, the $4-billion Essel Group. Its infra assets are in trouble, and promoters have pledged their shares. In November 2018, Zee had announced that the promoters would sell half of their 41% in Zee — that is about 20% of Zee — in order to raise money. Now with an agreement with the infra lenders in place, the share price and crisis are