Amid Jawan’s Success, Shah Rukh Khan Has Now Hiked His Fees To Rs. 100 Crore For His Next Film!
Shah Rukh Khan, often referred to as the ‘King of Bollywood’, has been mesmerizing fans worldwide with his versatile acting skills. The actor received critical acclaim for his successful films, Pathaan and Jawan. For the unversed, SRK would next be seen in the film, Dunki directed by Rajkumar Hirani. If reports are to be considered, the actor has now hiked his fees for his upcoming film, ‘Dunki’. Read on to know.
Shah Rukh Khan has charged amount in crores for his new release, Dunki
If reports are to be considered, Shah Rukh Khan is expected to hike his acting fees to Rs. 100 crore. Apart from this amount, the actor has been anticipated with a 60% share of gain for his upcoming film, Dunki. The actor will star opposite Tapsee Pannu in Rajkumar Hirani’s film. Reports further claim that after observing the huge success of Pathaan and Jawan, SRK has decided to raise his remuneration and charge a whopping amount for his upcoming films.
When Shah Rukh Khan revealed why he plans to do more action-based films
A few days ago, makers of the movie, Jawan shared a video featuring SRK’s revelations over fans’ questions. The actor responded to many questions of the fans. However, what caught our attention was his response as to why he is doing action-based films recently. Responding to this, the actor mentioned that the reason why he does more action based films is to impress his children. Elaborating further, SRK told that his children, Aryan, Suhana and AbRam relate more with the action-oriented films.
When SRK opened up on what his son, Aryan likes the most in the film, ‘Jawan’
Shah Rukh Khan is currently basking in the glorious success of his film, ‘Jawan’. The film has reportedly soared heights at the box office and is receiving acclaim from viewers. However, King Khan once disclosed what his youngest son, AbRam likes the most about the film. During one interactive session, the doting father and Bollywood star, SRK shared that his son loved the music of a specific lori which was used in the film.
