Sunny Deol’s Shocking Salary: Did He Demand Half the Film’s Budget—500% More than Preity Zinta?

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Sunny Deol’s Batwara 1947: A Showdown of Star Salaries and High Stakes!

Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and produced by Aamir Khan, “Batwara 1947” has emerged as one of the year’s most awaited period dramas, but is facing stiff competition from Emraan Hashmi’s “Awarapan 2.” Reports reveal that Sunny Deol commanded a staggering ₹60 crore for his role as Sikandar Mirza, amounting to 50% of the film’s total budget of ₹120 crore!

Stunning Salary Disparities Among the Cast

The film boasts a star-studded ensemble, with Preity Zinta reportedly earning ₹10 crore for her role, while veteran Shabana Azmi takes home ₹3 crore. Ali Fazal, portraying a poet, has also secured ₹7 crore. In a striking contrast, Sunny Deol’s fee surpasses Zinta’s by 500%, igniting discussions around pay disparities in the industry. Interestingly, Karan Deol and Abhimanyu Singh each receive ₹2 crore for their parts, making “Batwara 1947” a captivating mix of talent and financial intrigue!

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