Amid the heated debate over soaring entourage costs and stars not receiving full payments, Singham Again actors Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn recently shared their perspectives. Devgn emphasized Bollywood’s lack of unity compared to the South Indian film industry, while he and Kumar also revealed that they don’t take payment if a film fails or doesn’t turn a profit. The duo added that most actors charge based on the expected revenue recoveries of the project.  At the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2024, Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn discussed the issue of actors’ salaries in relation to inflated film budgets. Akshay acknowledged that, in many cases, actors do not earn any money, while Ajay clarified that fees are determined by the nature of the script, film, or project.  Akshay echoed Ajay’s views, explaining that many actors now opt for profit-sharing agreements instead of upfront fees. He noted that under this arrangement, actors earn a share of the profits if the film succeeds but receive nothing if it fails, ensuring they share the financial risk with producers. The Sarfira actor also …