Tamannaah Bhatia admits that despite making ‘a lot of money’, actors in real danger of ending up with nothing: ‘If you don’t multiply it…’

When asked about her portfolio, Tamannaah shared that she has a healthy mix between real estate, jewellery and other investments as she said, “I have a really good balance between real estate, jewellery and a lot of other investments that makes it a very balanced portfolio. I have to thank my father for having that foresight and helping me constantly invest in (different) ways.”

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Tamannaah then spoke about how actors might make a lot of money via their profession, there is a possibility that they might lose it all if they don’t invest wisely. “Because for actors especially, it happens a lot that you might be able to consistently make a lot of money but if you don’t save it at the right time or if you don’t find ways of multiplying it, then you finally realise that not much of it is left. So yeah, I think it’s a very balanced portfolio,” she said.

It is well known that despite being the topmost star of the country, Amitabh Bachchan faced bankruptcy in the 1990s after he suffered significant losses in his business, ABCL. The actor eventually rose out of that and is now one of the richest actors in the country. Even Jackie Shroff, who started his career in the 1980s and was one of the most popular actors of the era, faced bankruptcy in the early 2000s. In the past, actors like Bhagwan Dada and Bharat Bhushan, who were superstars of the Hindi film industry, faced really tough times after enjoying a luxurious lifestyle.