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King Khan is Badshah of 2015 Forbes' Celebrity 100

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Shah Rukh Khan regained his position as India's top-earning celebrity in Forbes' list of the country's top-earning celebrities.

 Shah Rukh Khan

King Khan is Badshah of 2015 Forbes' Celebrity 100

 Shah Rukh Khan regained his position as India's top-earning celebrity in Forbes' list of the country's top-earning celebrities.

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New Delhi, December 12, 2015 | Posted By: Parthshri Arora | UPDATED 08:57 IST
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Shah Rukh Khan
Shah Rukh Khan is back at the top yet again. The King Khan regained his position as India's top-earning celebrity in Forbes' list of the country's top-earning celebrities with an estimated earning of Rs 257.5 crore.
Shah Rukh had lost his top rank to 'friend and archrival' Salman khan last year and had slipped to the third position, Forbes said in its annual India Celebrity List for 2015 on Friday.
Interestingly, the list comes a day after the Bombay High Court acquitted Salman in the hit-and-run case. Salman's earnings, according to the list, stand at Rs 202.75 crore placing him second on the list.
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