Megastar, Power Star, Mass Maharaja, Nandamuri Natasimham, King – all of these are senior figures in the realm of Tollywood.
It's evident that they are fervently engrossed in the craft of film-making. With the exception of Pawan, the majority among them are working in films without break.
The movies featuring Megastar, Power Star, and Nandamuri Balayya all enjoy a robust presence in the coveted 100 crore theater market.
Their popularity transcends geographical bounds, amassing revenues exceeding 100 crores through the combined contributions from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and international territories.
Ravi Teja's market valuation stands at an impressive 60 crores, while Nagarjuna's market presence in this context doesn't garner as much attention.
However, their remunerations tell a different story. Although not publicly acknowledged, figures circulate within Tollywood circles, constituting an open secret. King Nagarjuna commands a remuneration of approximately ten crores.
Ravi Teja's remuneration fluctuates within the range of 20 to 22 crores.
Reports have emerged indicating that Pawan Kalyan received a compensation ranging between 60-65 crores for his recent film "Bro," alongside a share in the profit percentage. Though the film failed to bring profits, his remuneration remains steadfast at 65 crores.
There is a talk that Megastar took a remuneration of 55 crores for his work in the film "Waltair Veerayya." Tollywood sources suggest that Bhola Shankar garnered 65 crores for him, which also includes other expenses, resulting in a total remuneration of 70 crores.
In a comparative analysis encompassing both the personalities and market dynamics, Nandamuri Balakrishna appears to command a significantly reasonable remuneration.
His reported maximum compensation has thus far reached 18 crores, with projections foreseeing potential increments to the range of 20 to 22 crores for upcoming projects.
Notably, his theatrical market is equal to that of Mega brothers.
