Akshaye Khanna’s net worth stands at ₹167 crore [Photo: X]
Actor Akshaye Khanna is once again in the limelight not just for his performance, but also for his wealth and lifestyle. His role as Rehman Dakait in “Dhurandhar” turned heads, and fans and critics alike are talking about how much he’s worth off-screen. Reports now peg his net worth at around ₹167 crore, making many curious about how and where he invests.
Akshaye Khanna’s entry scene in Dhurandhar has become a major talking point. His desert backdrop, dark sunglasses and gangster-like presence create a calm yet intimidating impact. The acting overpowered every other actor present on the screen. People forgot that he had a hand behind the 26/11 Mumbai attack and started vibing with him.
The scene went viral instantly and pushed the Bahraini rap track ‘FA9LA’ into sudden popularity, as viewers flooded social media with reels and freeze frames showcasing the moment.
According to media reports, Akshaye Khanna’s total wealth in 2025 is estimated to be about ₹167 crore. This sum arises from decades of film work, brand associations, and a conservative yet smart approach to investments.
Despite not being overtly flashy or social-media active, his financial standing reflects a stable, long-term trajectory in the industry — built on selectivity rather than volume.
Akshaye owns multiple high-end properties across prestigious addresses in Mumbai and beyond. His real estate portfolio includes residences in areas like Juhu, Malabar Hill, and Tardeo neighbourhoods, known for elite homes and celebrity residents.
Estate-market data puts his Juhu home in the range of ₹25–35 crore and his Malabar Hill residence at ₹40–60 crore, showing the scale of his real-estate investment. Beyond Mumbai, reports suggest he owns additional properties in cities such as Pune and Delhi. This diversified approach helps him preserve wealth across locations. His real estate portfolio is estimated to be worth more than Rs 100 crore.
Unlike many stars who flaunt flashy vehicles, Akshaye keeps his lifestyle low-key. Still, his taste in cars leans toward elegant performance. His garage reportedly includes models like a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, a BMW 5 Series and a Toyota Fortuner.
Auto-industry watchers say his choices reflect a preference for reliability and understated luxury over showiness — mirroring his off-screen persona.
Akshaye entered films in 1997 with “Himalaya Putra.” The movie did not make much impact, but the same year, he earned real recognition through his performance in “Border.”
Over nearly three decades, he has featured in a range of notable films, including “Dil Chahta Hai,” “Humraaz,” “Drishyam 2,” “Hungama,” and “Hulchul.” Even with limited but selective output, he built a reputation for strong performances rather than constant visibility.
In recent years, too, roles like the antagonist in “Chhaava” and now “Dhurandhar” show his continued relevance in Bollywood’s evolving landscape.
