I never worked for money… Wasn’t Hema Malini the highest paid actress? She said- We used to meet very rarely

Hema Malini On Her Acting Fees: Hema Malini’s name is included among the veteran actresses of Bollywood. He started his acting journey in the year 1963 with the Tamil film Idhu Sathiyam. After that, she made her Bollywood debut in the year 1968 with the film ‘Sapno Ke Saudagar’ opposite Raj Kapoor. His career was at its peak in the 70s and 80s. He gave many great films to Bollywood including ‘Sholay’, ‘Sita Aur Geeta’. However, she says that she was never the highest paid actress.

In a recent interview given to Hindi Rush Hema Malini Talked about his fees. When she was asked in the interview, tell me about the period when you were the highest paid actress of Bollywood. On this, Hema Malini said, “No no, not at all, who said this? I used to get a very small amount. Nothing much was given.”

Never worked for money- Hema Malini

When he was asked that it is so, there is a line of directors-producers waiting for you, on this he said, “I never worked for money. As the name gets bigger, the money increases. The way everyone gets fees these days, we did not get even a little of that. But that is a different matter. But what we got, the work we did, the kind of films we did, was more than just earning money.” Is.”

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Never demanded fees – Hema Malini

When this question was asked to him that Dharmendra ji and you have many qualities. He had also fixed his fees. The director-producer was forbidden to increase the fees. On this, Hema Malini said, “The producer can give as much as he wants to give, then he is most welcome. But there was no demand that this much is required, if you don’t give, I will not do the film, it was not like that. My mother used to handle everything. She was very liberal with all the producers. If the producer said that we cannot pay the fees in this schedule, she used to say – OK, no problem. We never asked the producer for any money.” Whatever he asked for, we used to take it in a small envelope.”