How much is Ranbir Kapoor Worth? Ranbir Kapoor Net Worth in 2026
Ranbir Kapoor’s net worth is estimated at $65 million (about ?610 crore) as of November 2026. Ramayana: Part 1 opened on November 5, 2026 and took ?127.50 crore worldwide on its first day, the biggest opening of his career. His reported fee for the two Ramayana films, about ?150 crore, is roughly 9 percent of their combined budget. Nearly all of his money comes from film fees and endorsements earned since 2007, plus a football club he co-founded.
| Net worth | $65 million (our estimate, range $45 million to $90 million) |
|---|---|
| Estimated annual income | About $7 million (our assumption of ?67 crore a year) |
| Born | September 28, 1982, Bombay (now Mumbai), India |
| Age | 44 |
| Country | India |
| Known for | Animal, Brahmastra, Ramayana, co-owner of Mumbai City FC |
| Main income sources | Film fees, endorsements, Mumbai City FC, ARKS, land |
How much is Ranbir Kapoor worth in 2026?
We estimate about $65 million, in a range of $45 million to $90 million. He has no disclosed company sale or public filing of his assets, so most of the figure is our model of what 19 years of fees could leave after tax and living costs. Dollar amounts use ?93.68 to the dollar, the mid-market rate on a currency converter on November 9, 2026. This one is a rough estimate: little of the money is documented.
How we got to $65 million
| Source | Our estimate | What it rests on |
|---|---|---|
| Ramayana: Part 1 fee, after tax | $5.3 million | A reported ?75 crore per film. Our assumption: a third goes to tax, leaving ?50 crore. The second film’s fee is not counted yet. |
| Savings from films and endorsements, 2007 to 2025 | $55.5 million | Our assumption: ?67 crore a year gross for 18 years (?1,206 crore), below his reported ?85 crore to ?93 crore years in the mid 2010s. A third to tax and a third of the rest to fees and living costs leaves ?536 crore. We take out the ?16.42 crore spent on land, leaving about ?520 crore in homes, cash and investments. |
| Pune land | $1.75 million | Four parcels of about 25.7 acres in Mulshi, bought for ?16.42 crore, registered April 30, 2026. |
| Mumbai City FC and ARKS | $2.1 million | Our assumption: ?20 crore for his share of the club and his lifestyle label. No price has been disclosed for either. |
| Total | $64.7 million | About ?606 crore, rounded to $65 million. Three of four rows are assumptions. |
The ?150 crore Ramayana deal
Trade reports in July 2025 put his fee at ?70 crore to ?75 crore per film, close to ?150 crore for the two-part epic, against a reported budget of ?1,600 crore: about ?900 crore for the first film and ?700 crore for the second. Our calculation: ?150 crore is 9.4 percent of ?1,600 crore. For the first film alone, ?75 crore is 8.3 percent of ?900 crore.
The opening came in strong. On its first day the film made ?64.85 crore net in India and ?127.50 crore worldwide, box office figures showed on November 6. That beat Animal’s ?63.80 crore net opening, the previous best of his career.
A club that came back to its founders
He and chartered accountant Bimal Parekh took ownership of Mumbai City FC in 2014. In November 2019 the group that owns Manchester City agreed to buy 65 percent of the club, and Kapoor and Parekh kept the other 35 percent. No price was disclosed.
In December 2025 the group sold its whole stake, and control returned to the founders’ company. The reason given was a commercial review and doubt over the league’s future: the 2025/26 season had been suspended and a tender for the league’s rights drew no bids. Owning more of a club in a league with no rights deal is not obviously a gain, which is why the ledger carries it at a modest assumed figure.
Fees, flops and a land buy
His debut, Saawariya in 2007, failed at the box office. Brahmastra in 2022 grossed ?431 crore and was the year’s highest-grossing Hindi film, and Animal in 2023 grossed more than ?900 crore. In the mid 2010s, a celebrity earnings ranking put his annual income at ?93.25 crore and then ?85 crore.
Not everything paid. His production company, Picture Shuru, released Jagga Jasoos in 2017, and it underperformed. He launched the lifestyle brand ARKS in 2024. In April 2026 he registered the purchase of four land parcels in Pimpri village, Mulshi, near Pune, for ?16.42 crore and paid about ?82 lakh in stamp duty, registration records show.
Why other estimates disagree
Most public estimates sit close to ours. Where they run higher, the usual gap is gross fees counted without tax, or family property counted as his. We take tax out and leave his homes inside our savings assumption.
What would move the figure
Ramayana: Part 2 is the next big payment, and a hit first part could lift his price for every film after it. A price for Mumbai City FC, if the league’s rights are settled, would replace our guess for the club.
Ranbir Kapoor net worth FAQ
What is Ranbir Kapoor’s net worth?
We estimate about $65 million, or roughly ?610 crore, as of November 2026, in a range of $45 million to $90 million.
How much did Ranbir Kapoor make from Ramayana?
His fee was reported at about ?75 crore per film, close to ?150 crore for both parts. Part 1 opened on November 5, 2026.
Does Ranbir Kapoor own Mumbai City FC?
He and Bimal Parekh took ownership in 2014. After the Manchester City owners sold their 65 percent in December 2025, control returned to the founders’ company.
What land did Ranbir Kapoor buy in 2026?
About 25.7 acres in four parcels in Mulshi, near Pune, for ?16.42 crore, registered on April 30, 2026.
How old is Ranbir Kapoor?
He was born on September 28, 1982, in Bombay, so he is 44.
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How we estimate net worth
Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.
Last updated: November 2026.
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