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Shruti to work for lesser pay?
Despite being an A-lister, Shruti Haasan has to reduce her remuneration since she has a taken a big gap, says a top producer.
Despite being an A-lister, Shruti Haasan has to reduce her remuneration since she has a taken a big gap, says a top producer.
The actress is making a comeback to T-town opposite Ravi Teja in his upcoming film with director Gopichand Mallineni.
"Shruti cannot demand fancy pay because she has taken a long break from Telugu movies," the producer adds.
Actually, the multi-talented diva has completed ten years in Indian cinema in 2019. Though she played a cameo in her father Kamal Haasan's 2000 film 'Hey Ram,' her first full-fledged role was in Hindi film 'Luck' that release in 2009.
Over the years, Shruti has played many notable roles in Telugu films like 'Gabbar Singh', 'Balupu', 'Yevadu' 'Race Gurram,' 'Srimanthudu' and 'Katamarayudu' in 2017.
"No doubt, she shared screen space with big stars like Mahesh Babu, Allu Arjun and Ram Charan in her hey days and pocketed Rs 1.5 cr per film.
However, she has to work for a lesser pay since B-town divas like Pooja Hegde, Kiara Advani are making waves, while Kajal, Rakul and Tamannaah still in the reckoning," he concludes.
We have to see whether the '7th Sense' actress will reduce her remuneration and return to T-town to regain her position.
