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‘Mandaadi’ budget and cast salaries revealed: Soori takes home Rs 20 crore

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‘Mandaadi’ budget and cast salaries revealed: Soori takes home Rs 20 crore as Suhas, Sathyaraj and Mahima Nambiar’s fees surface

Soori’s Tamil film ‘Mandaadi’ has emerged as one of the notable releases of September, drawing attention for its performances, setting and storyline. Directed by debutant Mathimaran Pugazhendhi, the film arrived in theatres on September 10 and opened alongside Karthi’s ‘Sardar 2’.Apart from its theatrical performance, Mandaadi has also generated interest over its reported production scale and the remuneration said to have been paid to its principal cast. According to reports, the film was made on a budget of around Rs 75 crore, with Soori,

Suhas

, Sathyaraj and Mahima Nambiar receiving varying fees for their roles.

Soori’s salary for ‘Mandaadi’ reportedly revealed

According to News18, Soori has reportedly been paid around Rs 20 crore for Mandaadi.

The reported remuneration has become a talking point, particularly as the actor continues to expand his career from comedy roles to leading parts in content-driven films.The film is reportedly made on a budget of approximately Rs 75 crore. As per the same reports, Suhas is said to have received around Rs 3 crore, while veteran actor Sathyaraj reportedly earned nearly Rs 2 crore.Mahima Nambiar, who also plays an important role in the film, is reportedly said to have received around Rs 1 crore.

These remuneration figures are reported estimates and have not been officially confirmed by the makers or the actors.

Suhas, Sathyaraj and Mahima Nambiar play important roles

The reported cast fees have added another layer of interest to Mandaadi, a film that has largely been positioned around its characters, performances and setting. Soori leads the cast, with Mahima Nambiar, Sathyaraj and Suhas in important roles. The film marks Mathimaran Pugazhendhi’s directorial debut and explores the lives of a coastal community, with traditional boat races forming an important part of its world.The film has attracted attention for attempting to bring the environment and culture of coastal fishermen to the big screen while exploring themes of emotion, rivalry and survival.GV

Prakash Kumar

has composed the music for the film.

‘Mandaadi’ reportedly crosses Rs 40 crore in four days

At the box office, 'Mandaadi' reportedly collected close to Rs 40 crore in its first four days, according to Sacnilk. The film's opening has gained added significance because it arrived in theatres on the same day as Karthi’s 'Sardar 2', creating direct competition at the box office.DISCLAIMER: Figures presented in this article are derived from various public sources and are considered approximate unless explicitly noted. We may include direct input from celebrities or their teams when available. We are open to feedback on toientertainment@timesinternet.in.

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