Ramayana cast fees REVEALED: Here's what Ranbir Kapoor, Yash, Sai Pallavi and others Are reportedly earning
While the casting and production details have been confirmed, the salaries being circulated remain unconfirmed by the filmmakers and are based on media reports.
Ranbir Kapoor, confirmed to play Lord Rama, is reportedly the highest-paid actor in the film. According to Siasat.com, Kapoor is said to be earning ₹ 75 crore per instalment, bringing his total to a reported ₹ 150 crore for the two-part saga.
Sai Pallavi, who has been officially cast as Maa Sita opposite Kapoor, is reportedly charging ₹ 6 crore per part. This would bring her total remuneration to ₹ 12 crore, as per the same reports.
Kannada superstar Yash is confirmed to portray Raavan and is also producing the film under his own banner, Monster Mind Creations. He is reportedly earning ₹ 50 crore per instalment, making a total of ₹ 100 crore in acting fees, according to industry sources.
Veteran actor Sunny Deol is officially playing Lord Hanuman in the mythological saga. As per a report by Republic, Deol is said to be receiving ₹ 20 crore per instalment, totalling ₹ 40 crore.
Television actor Ravie Dubey has been cast as Laxman, the devoted brother of Lord Rama. While his role is confirmed, his reported fee ranges between ₹ 2 to ₹ 4 crore. It remains unclear whether this figure covers just one instalment or both.
Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, 'Ramayana' is rooted in ancient Indian mythology and set nearly 5,000 years ago. The two-part epic is being mounted on a grand scale with confirmed release dates during successive Diwalis.
While the cast and roles have been officially announced, the exact payment details remain speculative — but if the reports prove true, Ramayana could stand among the most expensive and high-profile film projects in Indian cinema.
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