Sanjay Dutt Net Worth: Rolls-Royce, home in Dubai, Rs 64 lakh watch, a peek inside actor's mega fortune, he earns maximum money from...
With an estimated net worth of Rs 295 crore, Dutt's fortune is as dynamic as his filmography. He owns a lavish Rs 40 crore home in Bandra's upscale Pali Hill, Mumbai, and also a second residence in Dubai where his children are currently studying. His lifestyle is proof that Dutt doesn't just act like royalty, he lives like one. Where does the money come from?
Aside from acting, Sanjay earns through strategic business investments and brand endorsements. He reportedly charges between Rs 8–15 crore per film. For his Tamil debut, Leo, he pocketed Rs 8 crore. His upcoming film Double iSmart with Ram Pothineni saw his fee rise to Rs 15 crore, per The Times of India.
He also owns two production houses—Sanjay Dutt Productions and Three Dimensional Motion Pictures. He's co-owner of two cricket franchises: Harare Hurricanes (T10 League) and B-Love Kandy (Lanka Premier League).
He's also invested in startups like Don Town (a sneaker marketplace), a media firm (Cyber Media India), a liquor brand (Cartel & Bros), and has even launched his Scotch whisky called The Glenwalk, priced at Rs 1,550 a bottle. What's inside his garage and on his wrist?
Dutt's love for automobiles is well-known. His collection features a Rolls-Royce Ghost (Rs 6.95–7.95 crore), Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography (Rs 2.99 crore), Audi R8 (Rs 2.72 crore), Ferrari 599 GTB (Rs 1.3 crore), and Audi Q7 (Rs 88.66–97.84 lakh). He's even updated his once-famous 4545 number plate to 2999.
His bikes? Just as lavish. The Harley-Davidson Fat Boy (Rs 25.68 lakh) and Ducati Multistrada (Rs 21.48–31.48 lakh) scream muscle and money.
And the watches? A collection that rivals any high-end showroom: Roger Dubuis Excalibur Double Tourbillon – Rs 64 lakh
Rolex Cosmograph Daytona (Leopard dial) – Rs 40 lakh
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore – Rs 40 lakh
Rolex Yacht-Master II – Rs 28 lakh
Hublot King Power Mexican Independence – Rs 27 lakh
It looks like a life of unmatched swag, smart investments, and a legacy that only grows with time. Sanjay Dutt isn't just celebrating another birthday—he's living proof that stardom, when mixed with strategy, becomes an empire.
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