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Prabhas is too costly at Rs 20 crore but Varun Dhawan deserves Rs 25 crore per film?

Karan Johar reportedly dropped the idea of launching Prabhas in his film as the actor requested a fee of Rs 20 crore.

Varun Dhawan and Prabhas

Lately there has been much buzz about Karan Johar dropping the idea of launchingTelugu superstar Prabhas in Bollywood with his film. The reason: Prabhas reportedly hiked his fee to Rs 20 crore.

A source told DNA, "While it was okay for him to ask and get his desired price - reportedly in the vicinity of Rs 20 crore - in Telugu cinema, it was unrealistic for Prabhas to expect that kind of remuneration in Bollywood. No South Indian actor, not even Rajinikanth, has that kind of commercial clout in Hindi cinema. Prabhas has clearly out-priced himself from Bollywood. After Baahubali and its sequel, Karan was keen to launch Prabhas in Hindi cinema. But on seeing the price he was asking, Karan has decided to abandon the idea of launching him

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