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Imran Khan Net Worth 2026: ₹100–127.5 Crore

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Imran Khan Net Worth 2026: ₹100–127.5 Crore

This article covers Imran Khan the Bollywood actor (nephew of Aamir Khan) — not the former Pakistani prime minister and cricket legend.

Imran Khan’s net worth is estimated at ₹100–127.5 crore (roughly $12–15 million) as of October 2026. Both figures are unverified online estimates — Asianet Newsable reports around ₹127.5 crore and Outlook India around ₹100 crore — and no Forbes, Bloomberg, or Hurun wealth-ranking estimate exists for the Bollywood actor.

Last updated: October 2026

Who is Imran Khan?

Imran Khan (born Imran Pal, January 13, 1983, in Madison, Wisconsin, USA) is a Bollywood actor and the nephew of Aamir Khan. He won the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut for Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na (2008), starred in Delhi Belly (2011) and Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (2011), stepped away from acting after Katti Batti (2015), and returned to screens in 2026. In October 2026 he received an FRRO notice to leave India by October 28 after joining a Mumbai protest. Read Imran Khan’s biography for his full life story.

How the money breaks down

  • Film fees: his per-film remuneration reportedly rose from about ₹5 lakh for Kidnap (2008) to ₹7–8 crore after his debut’s success, and he told a December 2025 podcast that the biggest pay cheque of his career was ₹12 crore for a single film (reported by Mid-Day and News18) — the strongest salary anchor available, though it is his own statement, not an audited contract.
  • Endorsements: he was Coca-Cola India’s brand ambassador in 2010 (“Open Happiness” campaign) and replaced Shahid Kapoor as the face of Levi’s. Era trade-press estimates put his endorsement fees around ₹1 crore a year — dated, historical figures, not current deals.
  • Income track record: in 2013, at his commercial peak, he ranked 40th on the Forbes India Celebrity 100 list, which scores stars on income and fame (an income ranking, not a net-worth estimate).

Career earnings timeline

  • 2008: Debut in Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na (~₹83 crore worldwide); wins Filmfare Best Male Debut.
  • 2010–2012: Peak years — I Hate Luv Storys, Delhi Belly, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu; Coca-Cola and Levi’s deals.
  • 2013: Rank 40 on Forbes India Celebrity 100; buys four acres of land with his mother and then-wife for a planned animal shelter.
  • 2015: Katti Batti flops; Khan steps away from acting, effectively ending major acting income.
  • 2018–2025: Minimal screen income; sells his Ferrari, BMW, and Mercedes and moves from a large Pali Hill bungalow to a Bandra apartment — a widely reported lifestyle downshift.
  • 2026: Returns with a cameo in Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos (January) and a planned Netflix comeback, Adhure Hum Adhure Tum; the October FRRO notice puts the comeback’s timeline in question.

Assets: what is known — and what isn’t

  • Karjat house: he designed and built a house near Karjat, outside Mumbai, spending a year tracking the sun’s movement first. No reputable source gives a market value for it.
  • Land (2013): four acres bought with his mother Nuzhat Khan and then-wife Avantika Malik for an animal shelter. Current value undisclosed.
  • Mumbai residence: one report says he leases an apartment owned by Karan Johar for ₹9 lakh a month — a single-source claim, treated as reported, not confirmed.
  • Cars: sold the Ferrari, BMW, and Mercedes; now a modified Volkswagen Polo GT and a Mahindra Thar (per Economic Times Panache).

How we estimated this figure (methodology)

This page does not claim a verified net worth, because none exists: no Forbes, Bloomberg, or Hurun wealth ranking has ever published a net-worth estimate for Imran Khan the actor. The only Forbes data point is his 2013 Celebrity 100 income-and-fame ranking (40th), which is not a net-worth figure. The ₹100–127.5 crore range comes from two Indian press pieces published in October 2026 — Asianet Newsable (~₹127.5 crore) and Outlook India (~₹100 crore) — both of which stress the numbers are unverified online estimates, not disclosed assets.

What supports the range’s plausibility: a decade of leading-man fees peaking at a self-reported ₹12 crore per film, lucrative 2010-era endorsements, and a 2013 Forbes India income ranking. What limits it: no asset disclosures, no property valuations, no brand-deal figures from the last decade, no public business or investment income. Read it as a career-earnings proxy range, not a verified valuation. A comparable fellow Bollywood star profiled here is Salman Khan’s net worth.

Frequently asked questions

What is Imran Khan’s net worth in 2026?

Estimated at ₹100–127.5 crore (roughly $12–15 million) as of October 2026, per Asianet Newsable (~₹127.5 crore) and Outlook India (~₹100 crore) — both unverified online estimates. No Forbes, Bloomberg, or Hurun figure exists.

How did Imran Khan make his money?

Almost entirely through his 2008–2015 Bollywood career: per-film fees rising from ~₹5 lakh to a self-reported ₹12 crore peak, plus Coca-Cola India (2010) and Levi’s endorsements. He ranked 40th on the Forbes India Celebrity 100 income list in 2013.

What properties does Imran Khan own?

A self-designed house near Karjat outside Mumbai, and four acres bought in 2013 with his mother and then-wife for a planned animal shelter. He sold his Pali Hill bungalow and Ferrari, and now lives in a Bandra apartment. No market values exist for any of these.

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