Zee News’ Kissey Kamyabi Ke with Annu Kapoor tells the Kunwer Sachdev story — from selling pens on the streets and sleeping on pavements to building Su-Kam Power Systems into a Rs 1,200 crore enterprise in 80+ countries.
Zee News’ flagship success-story show Kissey Kamyabi Ke (Stories of Success), hosted by Annu Kapoor, documents Kunwer Sachdev’s journey in an entire episode. The episode walks from his earliest years — street vendor, pavement nights — to Su-Kam’s scale as a Rs 1,200 crore group in more than 80 countries.
Where it started
The show opens on the street-vendor years: pens sold door to door, cycles for transport, cash counted at the end of the day. It is the origin story every profile eventually gets to — but Zee News gives it the airtime it deserves rather than treating it as anecdote.
The Rs 1,200 crore that followed
The middle of the episode is the operational one — Su-Kam Power Systems, the founding decision in 1998, the branded inverter that turned an unbranded workshop trade into a national product, and the eventual scale into 80+ countries and Rs 1,200 crore in revenue.
“When you have nothing to lose, you have everything to gain. That hunger drove me to build something meaningful.”— Kunwer Sachdev on Zee News ‘Kissey Kamyabi Ke’ with Annu Kapoor
The Inverter Man title
The episode is also where the Inverter Man tag gets its widest-audience airing on Indian television. What Zee News does is put the industrial story into the human one — not just what Sachdev built, but why he was able to build it in the first place.
‘Kissey Kamyabi Ke’ with Annu Kapoor — Kunwer Sachdev episode (YouTube) →