Sunny Deol Dismisses Rs 50 Crore Fee Claim After Gadar 2's Success: "The Producer Will Decide..."
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"I wont say no to projects because I am not paid a certain amount," said Sunny Deol
Even after a month since Gadar 2's release, the Sunny Deol film continues to draw audiences to the theatre. Amid the film's massive success, some reports claimed that Sunny Deol had hiked his fees to Rs 50 crore. The Damini star, who recently appeared for Aap Ki Adalat, however dismissed the above claims while stating that he doesn't do films for money. On being asked about the rumours pertaining to the fee hike, Sunny Deol said, "Paise kya lene hai nahi lene hai, woh to producer.. wahi dega jitna usse pata hai woh bana sakta hai (The producer will decide how much they want to pay an actor, depending on how much they earn)].”
The actor continued, "If the producer feels they can pay me that much, then I am okay with it. Main yeh nahi kahunga ke nahi main nahi karunga, mujhe itna nahi mila (I won't say no to projects because I am not paid a certain amount). That's not how I work. I like to be in a position where I don't become a burden to a project.”
Take a look at the interview here:
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