Did AR Rahman and MM Keeravani hike their remuneration after Anirudh Ravichander raised his salary?

Popular composer Anirudh Ravichander, known for his work in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi films, has reportedly raised his fees to Rs 10-12 crore per project. Following this, AR Rahman and MM Keeravani have also increased their remunerations. AR Rahman now charges Rs 10 crore for 'RC 16'.

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Anirudh Ravichander fondly called the rockstar by his fans has made a name for himself in the Tamil, Telugu and even in the Hindi film industry. With over 40 films as a composer, Anirudh is now one of the leading composers in Kollywood and his recently released 'Dheema Dheema' song from 'LIK' aka 'Love Insurance Kompany' has taken over the internet. Now media reports state that as Anirudh Ravichander has rpeortedly hiked his fee in the last few years, music composers AR Rahman and MM Keeravani also have said to inrease their remunerations. If reports are to be beleived, the composer charges Rs 10 to Rs 12 crore per film project depending on the scale of the movie. It os beleived that after Anirudh increased his remuneration, AR Rahman is also said to have increased his remuneration.News 18 reported that AR Rahman has quoted a remuneration of Rs 10 crore for the upcoming film 'RC 16' which is helmed by Buchi Babu Sana. The film stars Ram Charan and Shiva Rajkumar in lead roles.On the work front, Anirudh Ravichander has quite a few projects in hand that include 'Vidaa Muyarchi', 'Magic', 'Indian 3', 'VD 12', 'Coolie', 'Love Insurance Kompany', 'SK 23', 'Thalapathy 69', 'King', 'Nani Odela 2' and a few more. He recently revealed that in the next 10 months he has to compose more than 50 songs.

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