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Ramya Krishna Charges More Than Star Heroines
By: Tupaki Desk | 22 Jun 2018 7:18 AM GMT
Earning money will be a cakewalk for the senior actors in the industry. If they are popular among the audience, then they can surely bag huge amounts as remuneration. Senior actor Naresh takes home Rs. 1.5 lakh for one day of the shoot. Comedian turned hero Sunil bags Rs. 3 lakhs per day.
Rao Ramesh who plays the supporting roles charges at least Rs. 2.5 lakhs whereas Vennela Kishore will get paid around Rs. 1.5 lakh for one day of the shoot. Seeing this, one might wonder the remuneration of senior actress Ramya Krishna who used to play the female lead in the past and is now doing supporting roles. Directors won't even dare to approach her if the role is not powerful enough.
Ramya Krishna who is playing a vital role in Sailaja Reddy Alludu starring Naga Chaitanya charged around Rs. 6 lakhs per day of the shoot. By adding up, Sivagami will be taking nearly 1.5 crores as a total remuneration which is higher than the paychecks of heroines like Rakul Preet (1 crore), Tamannaah (65lakhs). Without getting out of the industry, Ramya Krishna is planning her career wisely in the second innings. Isn't it?
Rao Ramesh who plays the supporting roles charges at least Rs. 2.5 lakhs whereas Vennela Kishore will get paid around Rs. 1.5 lakh for one day of the shoot. Seeing this, one might wonder the remuneration of senior actress Ramya Krishna who used to play the female lead in the past and is now doing supporting roles. Directors won't even dare to approach her if the role is not powerful enough.
Ramya Krishna who is playing a vital role in Sailaja Reddy Alludu starring Naga Chaitanya charged around Rs. 6 lakhs per day of the shoot. By adding up, Sivagami will be taking nearly 1.5 crores as a total remuneration which is higher than the paychecks of heroines like Rakul Preet (1 crore), Tamannaah (65lakhs). Without getting out of the industry, Ramya Krishna is planning her career wisely in the second innings. Isn't it?
