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Urvashi Rautela has been in the spotlight for her latest release, Daaku Maharaj, but what’s grabbing even more attention is her staggering fee for a brief appearance in the film. According to a report by ET Now, the actress charged a whopping Rs 3 crore for a three-minute performance in Nandamuri Balakrishna’s high-octane action entertainer. This suggests that despite a series of underwhelming films, Urvashi commands an impressive Rs 1 crore per minute for her performances.
With an estimated net worth of Rs 236 crore, Urvashi has built a lucrative career not just in films but also as a prominent social media influencer. Her massive following of 73 million on Instagram significantly contributes to her earnings, keeping her among the most bankable celebrities in the industry.
Daaku Maharaj, which hit theaters during Sankranthi 2025, features Nandamuri Balakrishna in a commanding role, portraying a dedicated officer who, alongside his wife, stands up against oppression. The gripping storyline follows his evolution into the fearless bandit known as Daaku Maharaj, as he takes on a powerful and corrupt family to deliver justice to the oppressed.
Alongside Balakrishna, the film boasts an impressive cast, including Bobby Deol, Pragya Jaiswal, Shraddha Srinath, Rishi, Chandini Chowdary, Urvashi Rautela, and Pradeep Rawat in significant roles. Directed by Bobby Kolli, the film showcases a dynamic musical score by Thaman, cinematography by Vijay Kartik Kannan, and expert editing by Ruben and Niranjan Devaramane.
Following its theatrical release, Daaku Maharaj made a remarkable impact at the box office, collecting over Rs 104 crore across India while earning praise from both audiences and critics. As the film gears up for its OTT release on Netflix, reports from NDTV suggest that Urvashi Rautela’s scenes might be edited out from the digital version. While speculation continues, no official statement has been issued regarding this development.
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