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From Rajinikanth to Vijay: Tamil Nadu celebrities who got listed in Forbes top 100 richest Indians

Published: 05th December 2018 03:31 PM  |   Last Updated: 05th December 2018 04:57 PM  

Rajini, Nayantara, Vijay
Here is the list of celebrities from Tamil Nadu who got enlisted in Forbes top 100 richest Indians. (File | EPS)
1 / 12
AR Rahman
AR Rahman (Earnings: 66.75 crore) 11th position (File | PTI)
2 / 12
Rajinikanth
Rajinikanth (Earnings: 50 crore) 14th position (File | PTI)
3 / 12
Vijay
Vijay (Earnings: 30.33 crore) 26th position (File | EPS)
4 / 12
Vikram
Vikram (Earnings: 26 crore) 29th position (File | EPS)
5 / 12
Suriya
Suriya (Earnings: 23.67 crore) 34th position (File | EPS)
6 / 12
Vijay Sethupathi
Vijay Sethupathi (Earnings: 23.67 crore) 34th position (File | EPS)
7 / 12
Ravichandran Ashwin
Ravichandran Ashwin (Earnings: 18.9 crore) 44th position (File | PTI)
8 / 12
Dhanush
Dhanush (Earnings: 17.25 crore) 53th position (File | EPS)
9 / 12
Nayanthara
Nayanthara (Earnings: 15.17 crore) 69th position (File | EPS)
10 / 12
Kamal Haasan
Kamal Haasan (Earnings: 14.2 crore) 71th position (File | PTI)
11 / 12
Hari
Hari (Earnings: 12 crore) 79th position (File | EPS)
12 / 12
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