Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has officially entered the billionaire club with an estimated net worth of $1.4 billion.
According to the M3M Hurun India Rich List 2025, SRK is now the world’s wealthiest entertainer, topping global celebrity moguls.
His wealth surpasses international stars like Taylor Swift ($1.3 billion), Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jerry Seinfeld (both $1.2 billion). Selena Gomez, with a reported $720 million, also trails behind India’s ‘King Khan’ in terms of global entertainment wealth.
Khan’s fortune extends beyond acting, rooted in diverse business ventures across film, sports, real estate, and brand endorsements
His production house, Red Chillies Entertainment, founded in 2002, remains the cornerstone of his business empire in entertainment.
Red Chillies produces blockbuster hits like Chennai Express, Raees, and Pathaan, and runs its own visual effects division.
A major contributor to his fortune is the Kolkata Knight Riders IPL team, co-owned by SRK, which yields massive revenues. KKR profits heavily from sponsorships, merchandise sales, and league winnings, solidifying SRK’s presence in the sports business.
His real estate assets include Mumbai’s iconic Mannat, a villa in Beverly Hills, and properties in London and Dubai.
Additionally, SRK also owns a luxury farmhouse in Alibaug, reflecting his investments in high-value, appreciating property markets worldwide.
He holds stakes in luxury automobile collections and lifestyle brands, adding prestige and diversity to his investment portfolio.
Red Chillies’ visual effects wing contributes steady income through third-party film and OTT post-production projects globally.
Shah Rukh Khan’s combined ventures have elevated him to a global business magnate with a net worth of Rs 12,490 crore.
Other Indian actors listed include Juhi Chawla and family (Rs 7,790 crore) and Hrithik Roshan (Rs 2,160 crore), respectively.
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