Who is India's highest-paid musician, whose earning also beats that of  AR Rahman and Arijit Singh?

Anirudh Ravichander, born on October 16, 1990, in Chennai, is a renowned Indian composer and playback singer. In 2023, he became India's highest-paid musician, charging Rs 10 crore per album, surpassing even AR Rahman's typical fee of Rs 7-8 crore. 

He gained international fame with his debut song "Why This Kolaveri Di" from the 2012 film "3", which went viral globally.

Anirudh has composed music for major stars, including Rajinikanth in "Petta" and "Jailer," and Shah Rukh Khan in "Jawan." 

His innovative fusion of techno and traditional sounds has redefined Tamil cinema music, making him a favourite among top actors. 

Anirudh's notable works include chart-topping tracks like "Selfie Pulla" from "Kaththi" and "Arabic Kuthu" from "Beast."

He has won multiple awards, including two Filmfare Awards South and ten SIIMA Awards, recognizing his contributions to music.

His collaborations with stars like Vijay in "Master" and "Leo" have produced memorable soundtracks that resonate with audiences. 

At 34, Anirudh continues to innovate, blending genres and pushing musical boundaries, solidifying his status as a leading composer.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports