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Sinnodu
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http://www.filmfunda.com/latestnews.asp?newsid=236


Rajnikanth the 2nd highest paid actor in South Asia

If you thought the Big B was big, here´s someone bigger. His last film grossed over Rs 70 crore, but do you know that Rajinikanth gives competition to international stars when it comes to his pay-check?


tamil naidu´s superstar, Rajnikanth, earns anywhere between Rs 10-15 crore per film - that´s more than what Aamir Khan, Shahrukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan make put together.


That also makes Rajnikanth the second highest paid actor in South Asia, next only to Jackie Chan.


Rajnikanth´s last release Chandramukhi reportedly grossed over Rs 70 crore in 2006 - this with a mere regional audience and without an NRI following like Bollywood movies have.


The Mumbai film industry´s biggest 2005 grosser, No Entry, made approximately Rs 60 crore at the box office.


Rajnikanth´s latest film Sivaji and is expected to bring in more than what Chandramukhi earned. At Rs 50 crore, it is one of the most expensive films made in indian cinema


The only thing that has been revealed about the new movie is the superstar´s new avtar - a trendy new hairstyle in and as Sivaji striking a pose on a motorbike.


Directed by Shankar, who´s known for his big budget hits like Mudhalvan,Sivaji is slated to hit the theaters by the end of 2006.


While the plot and details of the movies itself is a closely guarded secret, the expectation from Rajnikanth fans is an open fact.


"We are expecting a youthful Rajni, this we can say because of some stills of Sivaji that have been officially released. We hope he takes good care of his make up and hairstyle," says member, rajnifans.com, T V Sundaram.