Arjun Tendulkar earns more money than his sister Sara, know net worth of Sachin Tendulkar's children
In this collection of pictures we shall know how much rich is Arjun Tendulkar from his sister Sara Tendulkar. Let's know net worth of Sachin Tendulkar's children.
In IPL 2025, Sachin Tendulkar's son Arjun was acquired by the Mumbai Indians for his base price of Rs 30 lakh.
Sachin Tendulkar's son has been doing good in the cricketing world by making his name among the cricket fans. He has been moving up the ranks and showing his talent to the world.
It's very surprising that Arjun Tendulkar is richer than his elder sister Sara Tendulkar. Let's know their net worth.
Sachin Tendulkar's son Arjun, holds a net worth of approximately 21 crores according to media reports. Talking about his earnings, most of his fortune comes from his cricket career, mostly from domestic matches. According to reports, he has made Rs 1 crore from the involvement in the Indian Premier League so far.
As per TimesNow, by the age 26 Sara Tendulkar's estimates net worth was between Rs 50 lakh and Rs 1 crore.
Talking about Sachin Tendulkar's daughter, Sara is a social media influencer and also a franchise owner. She has become owner of Mumbai franchise of Global e-Cricket Premier League.
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