Bandar Cast Fees: Bobby Deol plays the lead in Anurag Kashyap's criminal thriller, which debuted in theatres on June 4. The movie centres on Samar, a man who is accused of rape and assault by his ex-girlfriend. Here's a peek at the actors' salaries for their parts in Bandar, amid the excitement surrounding the film and its provocative story.
If the reports are to be believed, Bobby Deol might be the highest-paid actor after taking a sizable portion of Bandar's budget for his fees. Let's find out all about the fee for the cast members of the newly released movie:
Bandar Cast Fees Revealed
The budget of Bandar is approximately Rs 130 crore, according to a report by Times Now. This includes cast fees, production design, costume and more.
Bobby Deol, who plays Samar in Bandar, received a huge salary of Rs 45 crore. He is reportedly one of the highest-paid actors in the crime thriller.
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Sanya Malhotra, who portrays Bobby Deol's sister, was paid Rs. 60 lakh for Bandar. It's important to remember that Sanya typically demands above Rs. 1 crore for each movie. Saba Azad, who plays Bobby Deol's current girlfriend in the film, received a salary of Rs. 70 lakhs.
Sapna Pabbi, who portrays Gayatri in Bandar, was the highest-paid actress was Sapna Pabbi. For those who don't know, she plays Samar's ex-girlfriend who accuses him of rape. Sapna demanded about Rs. 1.3 crore for her outstanding performance.
It is important to note that it is impossible to confirm these actors' precise salaries.
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Bobby Deol On Bandar Fee
Bobby Deol spoke about his movie Bandar and his character's strength and vulnerability in a conversation with Wion. The well-known actor stated that he was drawn to the content and did not request a pay hike when questioned about his fees for the movie.
Bobby Deol said, "I didn't increase my fee for this film. When a project truly excites me as an actor, money isn't the first thing I think about. What drew me in was the opportunity to play such a real, grounded character. We are often conditioned to portray larger-than-life roles, but being completely normal on screen is actually far more challenging."
