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Ranveer Singh didn’t charge massive fees for Dhurandhar films. Here’s why

Ranveer Singh didn’t charge massive fees for Dhurandhar films. Here’s why

Actor Ranveer Singh‘s Dhurandhar has emerged as one of the biggest box-office successes in recent years. Now, fresh details about the film’s financial structure have come to light. Instead of charging hefty upfront fees, Ranveer and director Aditya Dhar opted for a profit-sharing arrangement, betting on the film’s success. Ranveer Singh-led Dhurandhar The Revenge to arrive on JioHotstar on June 4. (Netflix) Ranveer Singh, Aditya Dhar chose profits over paycheques In an interview with ET Digital, Jyoti Deshpande, who co-produced the franchise under Jio Studios, spoke about managing rising production costs. She revealed that the makers adopted a risk-sharing model, with Ranveer and Aditya choosing to share in the film’s profits instead of taking hefty upfront fees. Jyoti said that Ranveer and Aditya chose to take smaller upfront fees and instead participated in the film’s profits through backend deals. “In Dhurandhar, Ranveer came with a smaller fixed fee and a backend deal, and therefore benefited from that arrangement. The same was true for Aditya, who also came in with a smaller fixed fee and a …

Priya Sachdev seeks funds to pay school fees of Karisma Kapoor’s kids amid estate dispute

Priya Sachdev seeks funds to pay school fees of Karisma Kapoor’s kids amid estate dispute

The legal battle over late businessman Sunjay Kapur’s estate has taken a fresh turn. Amid the ongoing dispute involving his mother Rani Kapur, widow Priya Sachdev, and kids from ex-wife Karisma Kapoor, it has now come to light that Priya has sought permission to withdraw funds from the estate to pay school fees of Samaira and Kiaan. Sunjay Kapur and Karisma Kapoor share two children – Samaira and Kiaan. Priya seeks funds for Karisma’s kids On Tuesday, the Delhi High Court issued a formal notice on an application filed by Priya, who has sought permission to access Sunjay’s Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) accounts to pay the school fees and educational expenses of his children, Samaira and Kiaan, with former wife Karisma Kapoor. The plea was heard on May 26 and sought clarification and partial modification of an interim injunction passed by a coordinate bench on April 30, which had frozen Sunjay Kapur’s estate amid the ongoing inheritance battle. According to court filings, Priya has requested changes to clauses (b) and (d) of paragraph 79 of …

Lucknow’s illegal driving schools: Untrained instructors, unregulated fees, no safe guardrails

Lucknow’s illegal driving schools: Untrained instructors, unregulated fees, no safe guardrails

Illegal driving schools operating without valid permissions have come under intense scrutiny in Lucknow as the transport department, coordinating with Uttar Pradesh Police, widens its crackdown against unauthorised training centres across the city. Officials have seized three vehicles allegedly used for unauthorised driver training in nearly a month. Transport department cracks down on unauthorised training centres operating without valid permissions and commercial vehicles (Sourced) In the latest case, Asheesh Kumar Gupta, who holds only a learner’s driving licence issued December 30, 2025, was allegedly training people to drive in a private vehicle without proper commercial registration or departmental permissions. Even after his vehicle was seized, Gupta allegedly continued offering driving lessons. When contacted by this publication posing as a prospective student, he denied any action had been taken against him, demanding ₹4,000 for a 15-day course. He reportedly claimed an additional ₹5,000 could “arrange” a driving licence as well. “Whenever we receive information or find someone illegally operating a driving training centre, action is taken immediately,” said Alok Yadav, ARTO enforcement officer, Lucknow. Officials noted …

KHxRK Budget: Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan’s massive fees with director Nelson Dilipkumar to cost producers Rs 500 crore?

KHxRK Budget: Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan’s massive fees with director Nelson Dilipkumar to cost producers Rs 500 crore?

After nearly 47 years, the two undisputed titans of Indian cinema, Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, are officially reuniting for a multi-starrer that is already being hailed as a historic cinematic event. Directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, the updates about the project have been keeping the audience hooked. Now, reports suggest that the producers have to shell out to pay the trio Rs 500 crore as their payment. Find out who gets what for the magnum opus. KHxRK budget revealed Tentatively titled KHxRK, Nelson Dilipkumar is becoming the talk of the town for the exciting union of Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan. But the film is also making headlines for the giant pay cheques the actors and the filmmaker are expected to receive for the high-stakes actioner. A report by Deccan Chronicle suggests that Kamal Haasan is reportedly set to take home a whopping Rs 220 crore. Sources suggest he has opted for a profit-sharing model, given his involvement through production and distribution insights. As for Rajinikanth, the Thalaivar is not far behind, with a remuneration estimated between …

Parents, student unions, academicians demand immediate regulation of school fees in Telangana

Parents, student unions, academicians demand immediate regulation of school fees in Telangana

R. Venkat Reddy, national convener of M.V. Foundation, speaking at a round table conference on “Quality Education – Fee Regulation” was held at the Press Club in Somajiguda, Hyderabad, on Wednesday, attended by K. Kavitha, president, Telangana Jagruthi, parents’ associations, student unions and educationists. | Photo Credit: SIDDHANT THAKUR Student unions, parents’ associations, educationists and political leaders demanded immediate regulation of school fees in Telangana, alleging that private educational institutions were exploiting parents in the absence of a comprehensive fee control mechanism. Speaking at a round-table conference on ‘Quality Education – Fee Regulation’ held at the Press Club in Somajiguda, Hyderabad, on Wednesday (May 6, 2026), Hyderabad School Parents Association (HSPA) president Venkat Sai questioned why the State did not have a proper fee regulation framework despite more than a decade since the State’s formation and nearly two years of the Congress government in power. He alleged that many private educational institutions in the State were either run by politicians or individuals with political influence, which he claimed was one of the reasons successive governments …

Why Tamil producers are risking an indefinite strike to end massive upfront actor fees | Tamil News

Why Tamil producers are risking an indefinite strike to end massive upfront actor fees | Tamil News

Imagine an actor earning Rs 50 crore per project. Now imagine those projects consistently underperforming. The management steps in with a proposal: the Rs 50 crore pay remains intact, but only 50% is paid upfront. The remaining 50% becomes performance-linked—dependent entirely on the film’s success. Suddenly, the actor is uneasy. The guaranteed paycheck is no longer fully secure, and ensuring the project’s success now demands involvement at every stage, beyond just acting. This hypothetical scenario mirrors the reality unfolding in Tamil cinema today. After years of discussions around revenue sharing being largely ignored by actors, producers have now decided to take a stand. A token strike has been announced for May 2, with a warning of an indefinite halt if actors refuse to negotiate. What’s driving the conflict? For the past two years, Kollywood producers—much like their counterparts in Tollywood and Bollywood—have been pushing for a revenue-sharing model. Under this system, actors and technicians forego fixed fees and instead take a percentage of the film’s earnings. For instance, instead of charging a fixed amount, an …

No more guaranteed fees: Tamil Film Producers Council mandates revenue sharing model for big films | Tamil News

No more guaranteed fees: Tamil Film Producers Council mandates revenue sharing model for big films | Tamil News

3 min readHyderabadApr 26, 2026 05:19 PM IST The Tamil film industry woke up to a significant shift on Sunday as the Tamil Film Producers Council held its general body meeting and passed a resolution that could fundamentally change how its biggest films are made and how the talent in them are paid. According to their resolution, going forward, medium and big-budget Tamil films will be produced under a revenue-sharing model. The traditional system, in which actors and key technicians receive fixed remuneration regardless of how a film performs at the box office, will no longer apply to productions in those categories. Under the new model, the principal cast and key technicians will share both the profits and the losses with producers, directly tying their earnings to the film’s commercial outcome. To signal that intent, the TFPC has announced a one-day token strike on May 2. The strike is described as a symbolic gesture for now, a way of demonstrating that producers are united behind this demand and are prepared to act on it. But …

From university fees to visa costs: Indian student in France breaks down ₹44 lakh cost of studying abroad

From university fees to visa costs: Indian student in France breaks down ₹44 lakh cost of studying abroad

An Indian woman currently studying in France has sparked discussion online after sharing a detailed breakdown of the money she spent to move abroad for her studies. The woman, identified as Raine, posted a video on Instagram explaining the overall cost involved in relocating from India to France for university. .An Indian woman revealed full cost of moving to France for studies. (Instagram/lifewith_reine) (Also read: ‘At first it felt awkward’: French woman on rediscovering the joy of eating with hands in India) In the clip, Raine appears on camera while text displayed on the screen outlines the expenses she incurred before beginning her academic journey. The text overlaid on the video reads: “I moved from India to France. Here’s the total cost for it: 3 years’ university fees ₹32,00,000, bank balance for visa ₹11,00,000, visa and flight tickets ₹60,000, forex card ₹80,000, study abroad consultancy ₹0, attestation and apostille ₹6,000.” The caption accompanying the post reiterates the same breakdown. It reads: “Here is the total cost that I spent moving from India to France: university …

HC permits private colleges to collect fees from students under fee reimbursement scheme

HC permits private colleges to collect fees from students under fee reimbursement scheme

Justice Juvvadi Sridevi of the High Court passed an interim order permitting private engineering colleges to collect tuition fees directly from students eligible for the fee reimbursement scheme from the academic year 2026-27, if the government failed to reimburse the fees to the colleges.  Describing the order ‘as an interim measure’, the judge made it clear that the private colleges should refund the tuition fees to the respective students if the writ petitions filed by them were dismissed during the final adjudication. The order was passed after hearing contentions in a batch of 14 writ petitions filed by different private colleges.  Published – April 04, 2026 07:50 am IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Bihar Board Matric Class 10th Compartment, Special Exams 2026: Important dates, application fees and more | Education News

Bihar Board Matric Class 10th Compartment, Special Exams 2026: Important dates, application fees and more | Education News

3 min readNew DelhiApr 1, 2026 01:39 PM IST Bihar Board Matric Class 10th Compartment Exams 2026: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has opened online applications for the Madhyamik Vishesh Pariksha 2026 and Madhyamik Compartmental Pariksha 2026. Both exams are for Class 10 students, and the application process has begun online on the official website at exam.biharboardonline.org. The purpose of the BSEB Madhyamik Compartmental exam 2026 is to provide students who have failed in one or two subjects in the main board examination an opportunity to clear those subjects without losing an academic year. In contrast, the Madhyamik Vishesh Pariksha or Special exam 2026 is conducted for students who were unable to appear in the main examination due to valid and exceptional reasons — such as medical emergencies or participation in recognised events. However, candidates from the 2023–24 batch are allowed to appear only in one subject, which is English. The compartmental exam is for students who were placed in the compartment category in the 2026 board exams. Students from vocational streams such as …