Tiger Shroff, one of the prominent Hindi film actors, started hiking his fee with hit after hit after 'Baaghi' (2016). He made a mark with 'Baaghi 2' (2018) and 'War' (2019) as well. So much so that he was charging Rs 30 Cr as his remuneration per film till recently.
As per the buzz in the Mumbai film industry, Shroff's career trajectory has been utterly disappointing in the post-pandemic era. Even for 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan', he charged his highest-ever fee of Rs 30 Cr.
However, with 'BMCM', together with 'Ganapath' and 'Heropanti 2' crashing at the box office, the producers in Mumbai have allegedly forced him to slash his fee by 70%. A report by an entertainment portal says that Shroff's career will have to see an immediate upswing. If not, he will be in deep trouble like so many other Bollywood stars.
