Sushant Singh Rajput Demise: Late Actor Was Paid Rs 1 Crore For His Second Film Detective Byomkesh Bakshy Contrary To His YRF Contract
As per late actor Sushant Sing Rajput’s contract with YRF, the actor who was supposed to be paid 60 lakh for his second film was paid 1 crore
Investigation in Sushant Singh Rajput’s death is in full swing, as Bandra Police has been calling people connected to him to record their statements. It was recently reported that the officials in charge of this case had received the contract copy signed between the actor and the production banner, Yash Raj Films. The contract lasted from 2012-2015. As per reports in India Today, the actor had a three-film deal with the banner and was assured to be paid a certain amount per movie, stated the contract. The amount varied from film to film.
As per reports in the said publication, the contract stated of paying the actor Rs 30 lakh for his first film, then if the film is hit, he would be paid Rs 60 lakh for his second film and following the success of the second film he would be paid Rs 1 crore for his third film. Now the parameter whether the film is a hit or flop totally depended on the production banner. However, while he was paid Rs 30 lakh for the first film Shuddh Desi Romance, he was paid Rs 1 crore for his second film Detective Byomkesh Bakshy. Why was he paid differently to what the contract states remain unclear? Unlike the contract which mentioned he supposed to be paid 1 crore for the third film with the banner.
His film Paani to be helmed by filmmaker Shekhar Kapur did not take off due to some creative difference between Aditya Chopra and the director, as per a statement given by YRF official. Sushant had given 11 months to the project and had lost out of Ram-Leela, Befikre and many other films due to the same.
Sushant Singh Rajput’s last film of his career Dil Bechara will be premiered on Disney + Hotstar on July 24, 2020.
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