With his most recent film, “Jawan,” Bollywood’s badshah Shah Rukh Khan is creating a stir at the box office once more. The movie has collected an astonishing Rs 500 crore at the international box office just five days after its launch. As ‘Jawan’ becomes SRK’s second blockbuster of the year, this accomplishment is another feather in his cap.
Ahead of time, “Pathaan” too enjoyed great success and joined the exclusive Rs 1000-crore club. With these consecutive successes, everyone is now interested in Shah Rukh Khan’s compensation. Will he increase his per-movie rates with the following project?
Shah Rukh Khan Fee For Dunki
The industry is buzzing with rumors that Shah Rukh Khan may want a larger pay for his upcoming film, “Dunki.” According to reports, the actor demanded an astounding Rs 100 crore for the role of “Jawan” in addition to a cut of the movie’s earnings. And right now, there are many rumors circulating that King Khan may simply smash records with his Dunki pay. According to earlier reports, SRK is demanding Rs 100 crore for both Jawan and Dunki. Things appear to be changing right now.
Fans and business insiders are anxiously awaiting a formal announcement to find out whether SRK’s compensation for “Dunki” will top this record-breaking sum. Wait and see, shall we.
On December 22, 2023, Rajkumar Hirani’s film Dunki is expected to be released.
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Shah Rukh Khan will play the lead part, and John will portray an antagonist for the first time in a while. After New York (2009), John makes a comeback in the movie as a villain under the Yash Raj banner. John Abraham was actually propelled into the major villain category by Yash Raj Films with Dhoom (2004). After Zero (2018), the superstar didn’t release anything, and since that time, fans have been eagerly awaiting his new album.
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