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Ranveer Singh is currently the talk of Bollywood after his spy thriller Dhurandhar delivered a sensational box office performance, reportedly breaking several records and setting a new benchmark for Indian cinema. Directed by Aditya Dhar, both parts of the film emerged as massive money spinners, turning into one of the biggest successes in recent times.

Ranveer’s performance has earned widespread praise from audiences and critics alike, but what is now grabbing attention is his reported earnings from the project. Trade estimates suggest that the actor may have earned around ₹325 crore, making it one of the highest paydays in Indian film history.

Unlike the conventional fixed-fee system followed by most Bollywood stars, Ranveer Singh reportedly opted for a profit-sharing model, betting on the film’s overall box office success. Sources also indicate that he invested part of his own money into the project to support its production during high-cost stages, a decision that appears to have paid off significantly.

Industry buzz suggests that his earnings include a share from theatrical revenues as well as additional income from digital streaming, satellite rights, and music deals. However, these figures remain largely speculative and unconfirmed.

If these reports are accurate, Ranveer Singh’s earnings would place him ahead of several major pan-India stars, including Rajinikanth, Vijay, Prabhas, Shah Rukh Khan, and Allu Arjun, making him one of the highest-paid actors in the current era.

At the same time, industry experts note that while the profit-sharing model can yield massive returns, it also carries significant risk if a film underperforms at the box office. As more top stars explore this approach, it is quickly becoming a growing trend in Indian cinema.