The release date of former Team India captain Sourav Ganguly’s biopic film ‘Dada The Sourav Ganguly Story’ has arrived. On 8th July, Ganguly’s birthday, Rajkumar Rao shared the first look of the film on social media. The film will be released in theaters on 14 May 2026. Before that, let us take a look at how much wealth Ganguly owns and how much money he will get from the biopic film.

Let us tell you that Ganguly had retired from international cricket in 2008. After this, he also said goodbye to IPL in 2012. Now 14 years have passed since Ganguly completely retired from cricket. After retirement, his methods of earning have also changed. Like he was the President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India. At present he is the President of Bengal Cricket Association. So let us know what is the current net worth of Ganguly.

Sourav Ganguly’s net worth

According to media reports, Ganguly’s net worth in 2025 is estimated to be around Rs 700 crore. It was also reported in the reports that apart from Kolkata, he also has properties in London and other cities of India.

He has a luxury house in Kolkata, the value of which is said to be Rs 7 crore. The price of his 2BHK flat in London could not be ascertained. He has reportedly invested in many businesses. If reports are to be believed, he also has many luxury cars, which include brands like BMW and Mercedes.

How much money did Sourav Ganguly get for the biopic?

Whenever a biopic is made on a sportsperson, actor or famous businessman, he is often paid under contract to share his story. But no information could be found about whether Ganguly took the money or not.

International career of Sourav Ganguly

Ganguly played 113 matches and 311 ODIs for Team India in his international career. He scored 7212 runs in 188 innings of Test and took 32 wickets while bowling in 99 innings. Scored 11363 runs in the remaining 300 innings of ODI and took 100 wickets in his account in 171 innings.

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