Deepika Padukone turns into World's tenth Highest Paid Actress

Deepika Padukone turns into World's tenth Highest Paid Actress 

Indian performing artist Deepika Padukone has made her introduction among the world's main 10 most generously compensated on-screen characters with profit of USD 10 million dollars in a rundown close by Hollywood's Jennifer Lawrence, Julia Roberts and "Companions" star Jennifer Anniston.

Deepika is the main Indian performing artist in Forbes' 2016 rundown of the 'World's Highest-Paid Actresses', coming in on the tenth spot. Forbes said Padukone has scored film industry gold in Bollywood motion pictures, for example, 'Bajirao Mastani' and 'Piku'.

While she acquires short of what her Hollywood partners for parts, Padukone "remunerates with over twelve lucrative supports", which "have helped her fence against a profound pay crevice in Bollywood".

The rundown demonstrates her with profit of USD 10 million. Forbes said DP, who made her Bollywood film debut in 2007 has "following featured in a few movies that have crossed the USD 150 million or 100 crore check a gauge for film industry achievement in India". Padukone "has additionally gotten to be something of a style symbol" dispatching her own particular name for an Indian internet shopping website.

Making her Hollywood presentation along 'Quick and Furious' star Vin Diesel, she will be seen in 2017 in 'xXx: Return of Xander Cage'.

For the second year in succession, Oscar-winning 'Craving Games' on-screen character Lawrence beat the rundown of the world's most generously compensated on-screen characters, scoring USD 46 million. "Ghostbusters" starrer Melissa McCarthy is positioned second with profit of USD 33 million.

Here's the full rundown of most generously compensated on-screen characters of 2016.

1. Jennifer Lawrence, $46 million 
2. Melissa McCarthy, $33 million 
3. Scarlett Johansson, $25 million 
4. Jennifer Aniston, $21 million 
5. Fan Bingbing, $17 million 
6. Charlize Theron, $16.5 million 
7. Amy Adams, $13.5 million 
8. Julia Roberts, $12 million 
9. Mila Kunis, $11 million 
10. Deepika Padukone, $10 million 

Together, the world's 10 most generously compensated on-screen characters counted consolidated USD 205 million between June 2015 and 2016, preceding expenses and assessments.