The Pay Slip
Ranabaali (2026) cast fees: who got paid what
2026 · Telugu · Mythri Movie Makers
Even at his lowest reported figure, Vijay's fee is nearly double the rest of the ledger combined.
| Actor | Role | Reported fee |
|---|---|---|
| Vijay Deverakonda | Ranabaali | ₹20–25 cr |
| Rashmika Mandanna | Jayamma | ₹8 cr |
| Arnold Vosloo | Sir Theodore Hector | ₹3 cr |
- Lead cast bill
- ₹31–36 cr
- Budget
- ₹100–150 cr
- Worldwide, 3 days
- ₹36.9 cr
Ranges span the figures reported in the Telugu trade press. Neither the actors nor Mythri Movie Makers has confirmed them. Actor fees are private contracts; these figures come from trade reporting and may differ from what was actually paid.
The reported fees for the lead cast of Ranabaali (2026) are: Vijay Deverakonda (Ranabaali) ₹20–25 cr, Rashmika Mandanna (Jayamma) ₹8 cr and Arnold Vosloo (Sir Theodore Hector) ₹3 cr.
On the reported figures, Vijay Deverakonda accounts for roughly 67% of the lead cast's combined fees.
Ranabaali was reportedly made on a budget of ₹100–150 cr and grossed ₹36.9 cr worldwide.
Questions
- How much was Vijay Deverakonda paid for Ranabaali?
- Vijay Deverakonda was reportedly paid ₹20–25 cr for Ranabaali, according to trade reports. The figure has not been confirmed by the actor or the producers.
- How much was Rashmika Mandanna paid for Ranabaali?
- Rashmika Mandanna was reportedly paid ₹8 cr for Ranabaali, according to trade reports. The figure has not been confirmed by the actor or the producers.
- How much was Arnold Vosloo paid for Ranabaali?
- Arnold Vosloo was reportedly paid ₹3 cr for Ranabaali, according to trade reports. The figure has not been confirmed by the actor or the producers.
- Who was the highest-paid actor in Ranabaali?
- Vijay Deverakonda reportedly took the highest fee in the lead cast of Ranabaali, at ₹20–25 cr — roughly 67% of the lead cast's combined reported fees.
- What was the budget of Ranabaali?
- Ranabaali has a reported budget of ₹100–150 cr, against a worldwide gross of ₹36.9 cr. Budgets are trade estimates; producers rarely publish them.
