Bollywood’s Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan has been setting new trends in the industry for the last 37 years. He made his own identity through blockbuster films like ‘Ghajini’, ‘3 Idiots’, ‘PK’. But do you know that for the last 20 years, Aamir Khan does not charge any fixed fees for films?
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Film hits are earn, flop is nothing
In an interview recently, Aamir Khan revealed that his earnings depend on the success of the film.
- If the film is a hit, they get money through profit sharing.
- If the film flops, they do not get any money.
- This does not put the fees on the producers, due to which the budget of the film is balanced.
Production budget and earnings mathematics
Aamir Khan also told that an initial earning of at least 20-30 crores is necessary to recover the budget of any film.
- If the budget of a film is Rs 200 crore and the actors take a huge fee, then it can be harmful if there is a flop.
- His profits-sharing model is one of the oldest methods prevalent in Europe, which is still used there today.
Priority of content-driving films
Aamir Khan always focuses on content-driving films. However, his previous films ‘Lal Singh Chadha’ and ‘Thugs of Hindostan’ failed at the box office, which did not make any special profit. Despite this, Aamir Khan will continue to move forward with his unique fees models and experimental films.
