The Rise of Villains: Bollywood's New Heroes

KGF star Yash leads the pack, commanding a record-breaking ₹150 crores for his portrayal of Ravana in Ramayana. 

Legendary actor Kamal Haasan follows suit, demanding ₹30 crores for his role in Kalki 2898 AD

South Indian sensation Vijay Sethupathi shines with a ₹21 crore fee for his villainous turn in Jawaan

Ranveer Singh, Saif Ali Khan, and Emraan Hashmi redefine villainy with substantial fees for iconic roles.

Sanjay Dutt's portrayal of Adheera in KGF 2 cements his status as a versatile actor.

R. Madhavan soar to new heights with acclaimed villainous performance.

Shahrukh Khan's pioneering portrayal of negative roles paved the way for future actors. 

Bobby Deol also soar to new heights with acclaimed villainous roles in many web series and movies.  

The legacies of iconic villains like Shakti Kapoor and Amrish Puri endure in Bollywood lore. 

Villains are no longer mere adversaries but complex characters driving the narrative forward.

In Bollywood's new era, villains emerge as the unlikely heroes, shaping the future of storytelling.