By Admin 
While new films and their earnings remain a topic of discussion in Indian cinema, the fees of their lead stars also come into the limelight. Everyone is curious to know his fees, how much he charges for a film. South superstar Chiranjeevi was the most expensive actor in the 90s, when he charged Rs 1 crore for a film. After this, Bollywood was at the forefront among the richest actors of India, but now this South actor has won and has made his name among the most expensive actors.
300 crores for a film
According to trade reports, South superstar Allu Arjun has collected a fee of Rs 300 crore for his blockbuster film ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’, after which he has become India’s most expensive actor. It is being told that apart from the fees of the film, he had also taken money from the profits made from it, that is why his earnings have broken the record. Talking about ‘Pushpa 2’, the film had earned more than Rs 1700 crore worldwide and the film had made a profit of more than Rs 600 crore.
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These stars were ahead
Let us tell you that Bollywood celebs were ahead in this list for the last many years. The most expensive actors like Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan and Aamir Khan were included in it. At the time of 2010, Aamir, Shahrukh and Salman used to earn more than Rs 100 crore for their films. Shahrukh also charged fees of more than Rs 200 crore for ‘Jawaan’ and ‘Pathan’. Whereas in South, Rajinikanth had earned Rs 250 crore for ‘Jailer’ and left many stars behind. However, now Allu Arjun has moved ahead.
upcoming projects
Talking about the upcoming films, Allu will be seen in Arjun Atlee’s ‘Raaka’, in which Deepika Padukone will be seen in the lead role with him and it will be released in December 2027. This film will be an action-adventure film, in which Allu Arjun will be seen in a different character.
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