Nawazuddin – Actors earn 10 crores from every film: Said on small role – Even if someone gives 25 crores for it, I will not work

Nawazuddin Siddiqui has talked about the revenue structure of actors in the industry. He has told that actors earn around Rs 10 crore from every film. However, this figure fluctuates. On the other hand, he does not bargain for higher fees like other actors.

Nawazuddin will be seen in the film Section 108 in the coming days.

In the interview of Unfiltered by Samdish, the host asked Nawaz about the actor's earnings. On this he said- We earn a lot. Then the host asked whether the earnings of actors are more than Rs 10 crore? On this Nawaz said- Yes, around that.

On bargaining for fees, he said that he does not do this much. He said- The industry gives you what you deserve. If you negotiate, they ask you 'Do you deserve this much?'

I will not do a small role even if I am paid Rs 25 crore – Nawaz

Some time ago, Nawaz had talked about small roles during an interview. He had said that even if he is paid a very high fee for a small role, he will not work. He had this to say about this, 'I am tired of this. Now even if someone gives me Rs 25 crore, I will still not do a small role.

I think money and fame complement each other. If you do your work well, money and fame will follow you. If you chase them, you'll never find them, so just keep doing good work.

Nawaz started his career with the 1999 film 'Sarfarosh'. However, Faizal's role in Anurag Kashyap's 'Gangs of Wasseypur' made him popular in every household.

Only actors who take Rs 100 crore fees harm films.

Once in an interview, Nawazuddin had targeted the actor who charged high fees. He had said, 'An actor should not be worried about how many tickets are being sold. It's the producer's job to worry about what's happening at the box office. If an actor talks about box office collection, I see it as craft corruption.

The actors who charge Rs 100 crore as fees have the biggest role in the failure of a film. A small budget or modest budget film never flops.