Ravi Dubey’s Net Worth – A look at Ramayana’s Laxman’s financial portfolio: Business to bungalows and more |
Ravi Dubey is a prolific actor who has made a name for himself in the industry through his projects like ‘Jamai Raja’, ‘Saas Bina Sasural’, and ‘Tu Aashiqui’. He has also done a couple of successful web series, and his next big film is ‘Ramayana,’ wherein he will be seen playing the role of Lord Laxman. The movie is slated to release in 2026, and ahead of the same, let’s have a look at the financial portfolio of the actor, who is not only known for his acting chops but business acumen.
Ravi Dubey ’s total net worth
As reported by IMDB, Ravi Dubey and his wife Sargun Mehta share an overall net worth amounting to a whopping Rs 150 crore! The two own their production house and a music label, which have been known to make some of the biggest hits in the entertainment industry.
Luxurious bungalows and more
Not only is Ravi a successful businessman along with his wife, but he also owns a series of bungalows! According to reports from Mint, the actor owns bungalows in Mumbai and Punjab. Along with this, a large chunk of the actor’s net worth also comes from brand endorsements and ad partnerships, keeping him busy throughout the year.
Ravi Dubey’s rise to fame
The actor made his entry in the world of Indian entertainment with ‘Stree Teri Kahani’ in 2006, and since then, he has managed to steadily grow. His most famed roles came from ‘Jamai Raja’ and ‘Matsya Kaand’, and has managed to help him establish his name in the industry. He is also known for his roles in ‘Yahan Ke Hum Sikandar’, ‘Ranbir Rano’, ‘12/24 Karol Bagh’, ‘Saas Bina Sasural’, and many more!
Ravi Dubey’s wife Sargun Mehta
Sargun and Ravi have been regarded as one of the most powerful couples in the Bollywood entertainment industry. Sargun herself is a prolific actress when it comes to the Punjabi film industry. Her rise to fame has come through various projects that include but are not limited to ‘Qismat’, ‘Cuttputlli’, ‘Saunkan Saunkne’, ‘Kala Shah Kala’, and ‘Babe Bhangra Paunde Ne’.
