Inside Rajkummar Rao's Luxe Life: Real Estate, Cars, And Rs 81 Crore Net Worth
Rajkummar Rao is one of the most successful actors in the Indian film industry. Here's a look at his Rs 81 crore net worth and his lifestyle that's all about quiet luxury.
Rajkummar Rao may have made his Bollywood debut with a modest paycheck of Rs 11,000, but today, he's among the most successful actors in the industry. Known for his transformative acting and carefully curated roles, the National Award-winning actor has not only carved a space for himself in the Indian film industry but also built a life of quiet opulence.
As he prepares to welcome a new chapter, fatherhood with wife and fellow actor Patralekhaa, Rajkummar Rao 's ascent from theatre to red-carpet royalty reflects a journey marked by talent, persistence, and smart investments.
From Rs 11,000 to Rs 81 Crore: Rajkummar Rao's Net Worth Story
Rajkummar Rao's current net worth is estimated at a staggering Rs 81 crore. As reported by Financial Express, His primary earnings come from films and digital content, where he commands a fee of Rs 5–6 crore per project. Add to that a growing list of premium brand endorsements, for which he charges between Rs 1–2 crore. For Stree 2, one of the most anticipated sequels in recent times, Rao reportedly took home Rs 6 crore.
Rajkummar Rao's Juhu Triplex That Screams Quiet Luxury
When it comes to real estate, Rao has planted his roots in Mumbai's upscale Juhu area with a sprawling triplex apartment valued at Rs 44 crore. This sea-facing home, shared with Patralekhaa, is designed to reflect their refined yet understated taste. The multi-level space is more than just a residence; it's a statement of arrival.
Rajkummar Rao's Garage
Luxury isn't just reserved for home interiors. Rao's garage is a testament to his affinity for elegance on wheels. His collection includes an Audi Q7 (Rs 80 lakh), Mercedes-Benz GLS (Rs 1.19 crore), CLA 200 (Rs 37.96 lakh), and a Harley Davidson Fat Bob (Rs 18 lakh). A perfect mix of comfort and edge, his cars and bikes reflect his versatile personality, just like his on-screen roles.
Rajkummar Rao's Upcoming Projects
While Maalik didn't soar at the box office, Rajkummar's rugged avatar drew critical acclaim. Now, he's set to collaborate with Shoojit Sircar for a two-hero comedy set to go on floors in late 2025. The casting is still under wraps.
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