Shah Rukh Khan has entered the billionaire club for the first time, according to the Hurun India Rich List 2025. The Badshah of Bollywood’s net worth has soared to Rs 12,490 crore ($1.4 billion), up from Rs 7,300 crore ($820 million), registering an impressive 71% increase compared to last year.
The massive jump is partly fuelled by the success of Red Chillies Entertainment, owned by SRK and his wife Gauri Khan, as the production house registered a net profit of Rs 85 crore in FY23. Jawan, starring Shah Rukh Khan in the titular role, made on the budget of Rs 300 crore, grossed Rs 640.25 crores at the India box office, and Rs 1,160 crore worldwide, according to Sacnilk data.
The IPL factor
Apart from commercial success of his movies, Khan’s IPL team Kolkata Knight Rider that he co-owns with Juhi Chawla and Jay Mehta has added to his total net worth. The team’s brand value was estimated at Rs 942 crore after its win in 2024 IPL.
SRK’s lavish real estate empire, from Mannat to Jannat
Shah Rukh Khan owns some of the most luxurious properties in India and across the world. His sea-facing six-storey bungalow Mannat, designed and decorated by his wife Gauri Khan is valued at Rs 200 crore. The Bollywood power couple purchased the property at around Rs 13.32 crore in 2001, and since then its value has grown multifold. Originally named ‘Villa Vienna’, Gauri’s tasteful decoration and embellishments transformed the bungalow into their dream house. Another Alibaug property belonging to the actor is estimated at Rs 15 crore.
While Mannat leaves his Indian fans enchanted with its opulence, Shah Rukh Khan’s Dubai property Jannat, worth Rs 18 crore is an epitome of ultimate luxury living. Located at Palm Jumeirah island in Dubai, SRK’s villa has six spacious bedrooms, two garages with remote-controlled access and a private pool. SRK’s apartment in London worth Rs 183 crore and a villa in Los Angeles add to his real estate portfolio.
King Khan of commercials
The superstar also earned massive income from 34 television commercials between January and July, compared to 21 in the same period in 2023. As per TAM Media Research, that accounts for a 62% jump in a year and a 133% increase since 2021.