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Salman Khan is set to return to the big screens with the war action film, Battle Of Galwan, on April 17, 2026. The teaser looked promising and raised our expectations. But do you know how much Bhaijaan is taking home in remuneration? We hear it’s less than his last box office flop, Sikandar. Scroll below for details on the cast salary.
Chitrangda Singh fee for the Battle Of Galwan
It could be anonymously accepted that Chitrangda Singh is one of the underrated beauties of Bollywood. She lights up the screens with her presence, glamour, and impressive acting chops. We’re glad she’s coming to the big screens as the leading lady.
As per online reports, Chitrangda Singh is taking home around 2 crores for her role in Apoorva Lakhia‘s directorial. In comparison, Bhaijaan’s last leading lady, Rashmika Mandanna, had charged 5 crores for her role in Sikandar. However, it is also to be considered that she was fresh from big successes like Pushpa 2, Chhaava, and Animal.
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Salman Khan is charging lower than Sikandar?
For the longest time, we had learnt that Salman Khan does not charge any upfront remuneration but deals in profit sharing. However, it appears that there have been some changes in the decisions. For Battle Of Galwan, he’s reportedly getting paid a whopping 110 crores.
That is almost 5400% higher than what Chitrangda Singh is charging. On the other hand, Bhaijaan got paid a sum of 120 crores for Sikandar. But he’s visibly slashed his fees for the upcoming war action drama.
Other cast salaries
Ankur Bhatia is also taking an impressive remuneration of 1.50 crores for Battle Of Galwan. Heera Sohal is also rumored to be a part of the project and is taking home around 1 crore. Abhilash Chaudhary is getting a salary of 50 lakhs.
However, it is to be noted that there is no official confirmation regarding these figures.
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