Allu Arjun is currently shooting for his upcoming project AA22xA6 directed by Atlee. After the Atlee project, the icon star has also announced that he will be joining hands with director Lokesh Kanagaraj for AA23 (LK07). While both the films await further updates, here is how much the directors are reportedly getting compensated.
Atlee or Lokesh Kanagaraj: Who gets paid more for films with Allu Arjun?
According to a Moneycontrol report, the director Atlee He reportedly received a remuneration of Rs 30 crore for his film Jaawan starring Shah Rukh Khan. After the huge success of the film, the filmmaker is said to be getting Rs 100 crore for Allu Arjun-starrer AA22xA6.
On the other hand, Lokesh Kanagaraj had previously directed the film Coolie, which starred Rajinikanth in the lead role. Although the film received mixed reviews, it was a successful venture at the box office, with the director reportedly earning a remuneration of Rs 50 crore.
Now, with the actioner AA23 (LK07) starring Allu Arjun, the director is reportedly getting a salary of Rs 75 crore.
Allu Arjun’s work front
allu arjun He will next star in Atlee directorial AA22xA6. The film is reportedly based on a “parallel universe” concept and is being set on an ambitious scale. Along with Deepika Padukone as the female lead, the film is also speculated to feature Rashmika Mandanna in an antagonist role. Furthermore, Allu Arjun is expected to play multiple roles in the film.
Although the official release date has not been announced yet, the team of AA22xA6 is expected to unveil the first teaser look on the occasion of the director’s 44th birthday on April 8, 2026.
Later, the Pushpa actor will star in AA23. will mark upcoming action Lokesh KanagarajTelugu cinema debut with music and background score composed by Anirudh Ravichander.
Although more details have not been revealed yet, the film is expected to go on floors in July 2026. The makers recently unveiled the announcement teaser featuring elements reminiscent of a western-style film.
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