

Ravi Teja’s remuneration deal for his film ‘Irumudi’ is reportedly turning out to be highly profitable for the actor. According to reports, Ravi Teja received a fixed remuneration of ₹8 crore and also secured the film’s Nizam rights as part of his agreement. The rights were reportedly valued at around ₹7 crore before release. However, following the film’s sensational success, their value is said to have increased significantly. The film has reportedly earned a share of ₹53.76 crore, including GST, so far and is estimated to potentially reach around ₹60 crore with its full theatrical run.
After accounting for GST, other expenses and distributor commissions, Ravi Teja could reportedly receive around ₹45–48 crore through the Nizam business. This would represent a major increase from the pre-release valuation of ₹7 crore. Had he opted for a conventional remuneration deal, estimates suggest he might have received only around ₹25 crore. His decision to include the Nizam rights in the agreement is now being discussed in industry circles as a highly profitable move.














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