Rajkummar Rao Net Worth: How Much Does The 'Stree 2' Star Earn And From Where?
Rajkummar's biggest source of income is his films and digital projects, for which he charges Rs 5 to 6 crore per project. Recently, he earned Rs 6 crore for his film ' Stree 2 '. In addition to this, he also earns Rs 1 to 2 crore from advertisements for major brands.
As for Rajkummar Rao's total net worth, it stands at 81 crores. His life is a mix of simplicity and luxury. He wins the hearts of people with his acting and increases his earnings through smart investments.
His talent for portraying diverse characters in films earned him the National Award. Although his recent film ' Maalik ' did not perform well at the box office, his rugged look was highly appreciated by critics. He is set to star in a comedy film with Shoojit Sarkar at the end of 2025, which will feature two heroes. The casting for this film remains a secret.
In July, several media reports sparked speculation that Rajkummar Rao might soon embrace fatherhood, leading to a buzz around the actor in recent days.
Rajkummar's house is also a testament to his success. He has purchased a luxurious triplex apartment worth Rs 44 crore in Juhu, Mumbai. This sea-facing home reflects his and Patralekha's simple yet rich taste. It is not just a house but a symbol of his hard work. His car collection is equally impressive.
His garage includes an Audi Q7 worth Rs 80 lakh, a Mercedes-Benz GLS worth Rs 1.19 crore, a CLA 200 worth Rs 37.96 lakh, and a Harley Davidson Fat Bob bike worth Rs 18 lakh. These vehicles reflect his stylish and varied personality, akin to the different characters he plays in his films.
His journey proves that with hard work and talent, anyone can reach great heights. Today, fans eagerly await his next film and the joy of his potential new chapter as a father. Rajkummar Rao's life and success continue to inspire those chasing their dreams.
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