Sunny Deol responds if he’s charging Rs 50 cr as his fees after Gadar 2 success: ‘Main samajhdaar insaan hoon’

Sunny Deol addressed reports of him hiking his fees after Gadar 2's success. The actor clarified that his fees for future projects will be decided when he signs his next film.

By: Entertainment Desk

Chennai | Updated: August 28, 2023 04:11 PM IST

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Sunny Deol's Gadar 2 will face big competition against Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan.

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Ever since its release, Gadar 2 has been breaking and creating new records everyday. The Sunny Deol-starrer has reached domestic earning of Rs 456.95 crore to date and has also become the quickest film to surpass the Rs 450 crore milestone, leaving behind Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan. Amid the film’s sensational success, speculations have surfaced regarding Sunny Deol’s increasing his remuneration to Rs 50 crore.

In a recent conversation with Bollywood Hungama, Sunny dismissed these reports. He clarified that his fees for future projects will be decided when he signs his next film. He said, “First of all, I feel money matters are very personal. No one shares exactly what he or she earns, even to (the) close ones. Secondly, what I charge or don’t charge will be decided when I sign my next film. Right now, we are all trying to process of enormity of the success of Gadar 2.”

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Sunny Deol went on to emphasise his unwavering confidence in his abilities, highlighting that he doesn’t engage in negotiations. He said, “I know my worth. Even in my lowest ebb, I didn’t compromise with my price. At the same time, main samajhdaar insaan hoon. I know today Sunny Deol is being seen in a different light. Lekin main toh wahi hoon jahan main tha. Logon ka nazariya badal gaya hai (I am where I was, people’s perception has changed).” adding, “For me my family is my greatest wealth. Aur kya chahiye?”

Gadar 2 revolves around the character of Tara Singh, who crosses the border into Pakistan during the 1971 conflict in a bid to rescue his captive son. Directed by Anil Sharma, the film features a star-studded cast, including Ameesha Patel, Utkarsh Sharma, Simratt Kaur, and Manish Wadhwa in pivotal roles.

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