Jr NTR to bag a whopping amount of Rs 60 crore for Bollywood debut in War 2? Full cast fees revealed

With a staggering production budget of around Rs 200 crore, the film is shaping up to be one of the year’s biggest cinematic spectacles.

The recently unveiled trailer of War 2 has ignited a frenzy among fans, thanks to the gripping showdown between Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR, and the adrenaline-pumping action sequences.

Hrithik Roshan, Jr. NTR, and Kiara Advani play the main parts in War 2, which is directed by Ayan Mukerji. The film, which is being produced by Yash Raj Films (YRF), promises both intense excitement and significant financial risks. With such a great cast, people are curious about the salaries that the main players have secured.

According to reports, Jr. NTR is now the highest-paid actor in the movie. Alongside him, Hrithik Roshan and the rest of the ensemble, including the director, have all locked in significant remunerations.

According to reports, Hrithik Roshan, who reprises his role as Kabir Dhaliwal, which had a significant impact in the 2019 blockbuster War, received ₹48 crore for War 2.

As per the same reports, Kiara Advani, who gained attention in the trailer with her commanding presence and fierce appearance, earned 15 crore for her role.

According to Times Now, Jr. NTR, who is will also be seen in Devara Part 1, charged an astounding amount of Rs 60 crore for his Bollywood debut in War 2, making him the highest-paid actor in the cast.

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It's interesting to note that, even though Hrithik plays a key role in the franchise, his pay is less than that of Jr. NTR, who plays the primary antagonist in the movie.

Part of the expansive YRF Spy Universe—which already includes hits like the Tiger series starring Salman Khan and Pathaan with Shah Rukh Khan—War 2 is set for release on August 14. With a staggering production budget of around Rs 200 crore, the film is shaping up to be one of the year’s biggest cinematic spectacles.