Salman pockets Rs 10 Crs for 'No Entry Mein Entry'

Salman Khan is on an all time high his last two films Dabangg and Ready are among the all-time blockbusters of Indian film industry and his acting fee has understandably shot up to a level that makes him the highest paid actor in Bollywood. Salman Khan has reportedly pocketed Rs 10 Crores for Boney Kapoor's ‘No Entry’ sequel.

‘No Entry Mein Entry’ is the sequel to Anees Bazmee’s ‘No Entry’ (2005). Bazmee and Salman had earlier worked in ‘Ready’ (2011) and given its Box Office success, the filmmaker expressed his keen desire to work with the actor and producer Boney Kapoor paid a staggering amount to get the actor on board.

Talking to a daily, a source said, “Boney did not want to let go off Salman. After ‘Dabangg’ and ‘Ready’, Salman has become the most bankable star in Bollywood. He paid whatever was asked from him.”

Apparently, Boney being a good friend of Salman made sure that the actor does not refuse his project and becomes the part of ‘No Entry Mein Entry.’

However, after the smashing success of ‘Dabangg’, it was his manager Reshma Shetty and sister Alvira Khan who made him realise that money is as important as friendship. As a result, Boney had to cough up huge money to rope in friend Salman for the film.

While Boney remained unavailable for comments, director Anees Bazmee said, “I don’t know the exact amount that Salman Khan has received for ‘No Entry Mein Entry.’ I am busy working on the script. But yes, Salman deserves whatever he gets.” Now that’s the magic of Salman Khan!