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How much did Ahaan Pandey and Aneet Padda earn from Saiyaara?
There is no second thought that Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda have become stars overnight. Talking about their paychecks, no official details are available. However, according to the reports, fresh faces that get launched under big and renowned production banners receive around Rs 3-5 crore.
So, Ahaan is likely to have earned somewhat around the above-mentioned figure. Since he is related to Chunky Panday, it is quite possible that Ahaan might have gotten a bit higher than the given bracket. But then, nothing is official.
On the other hand, Aneet Padda is an outsider. But despite such a fact, her earnings are not far behind. However, reportedly, Ahaan has earned more than the Big Girls Don't Cry fame.
Mohit Suri's Saiyaara fees
Going by the media reports, Saiyaara is said to have been created on a budget of Rs 60 crore, including P&A expenses. Mohit Suri, the director and creative mind behind the film, has got a handsome paycheck. Reports claim that he usually charges Rs 6-8 crore for each film but it also depends upon the success ratio.
More about Saiyaara
The musical romantic drama, bankrolled by Yash Raj Films, is full of surprises. From emotional storytelling to soulful music, it has everything that a romantic film should ideally have. While Ahaan plays a struggling musician, Krish Kapoor, Aneet Padda is seen as an aspiring writer, Vaani Batra.
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