Revealing Bollywood Celebs’ Driver and Servant’s Salaries!

Are you feeling envious of your colleague’s or senior’s salary? Don’t worry, sit down and enjoy a cup of chocolate or tea while we share some interesting salary figures of Bollywood celebs and even Nita Ambani’s driver. Though keep in mind that these celebs already have busy schedules and no personal life due to their massive fan following.

Revealing Bollywood Celebs' Driver and Servant's Salaries

Shahrukh Khan’s Bodyguard

Shah Rukh Khan’s bodyguard Ravi Singh is paid the highest salary, which is 2.5 crores a year for his protection.

Taimur’s Nanny

Kareena Kapoor Khan has revealed that her son’s happiness is more important than her nanny’s salary. She pays Rs 1.50 lakh to her nanny and Rs 1.75 lakh if she works overtime.

Salman Khan’s Bodyguard

Salman Khan’s bodyguard Shera has been with him for 20 years and gets Rs 2 crore every year.

Deepika Padukone’s Bodyguard

Deepika Padukone considers her bodyguard as her brother and ties Rakhi to him every year. She pays him around 80 lakh rupees annually.

Akshay Kumar’s Bodyguard

Akshay Kumar’s bodyguard Shreyas earns an annual salary of Rs 1.2 crore.

Aamir Khan’s Bodyguard

Aamir Khan’s bodyguard Yuvraj Ghorpade is paid a total of Rs. 2 crores.

Nita Ambani’s Driver

Nita Ambani’s driver undergoes rigorous training and testing, and once successful, starts with a salary of Rs 2 lakh per month. In addition, he is provided with food and accommodation benefits. Currently, Nita’s driver earns Rs 24 lakh annually.

Conclusion

These figures may seem extravagant to many of us, but we must also consider the level of responsibility and danger involved in their jobs. It’s always good to know more about the lives of our favorite celebs and their employees.

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jaanoindia

Hello friends, I am “Swati Jain” and i'm graduated in journalism from Mumbai University. I like to write essays and articles on Indian history, accomplishments and achievements. You will see all my articles are about curiosity around India.

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