Ram Kapoor reveals how Ronit Roy and Sakshi Tanwar built generational wealth

Ram Kapoor opens up about the real money in Indian television, praising Ronit Roy’s villa-filled portfolio and Sakshi Tanwar’s rock-solid financial discipline
Ram Kapoor reveals how Ronit Roy and Sakshi Tanwar built generational wealth
Ram Kapoor says TV pays more than people think—if you know how to manage itX
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Indian television has long been dismissed as less lucrative than Bollywood, but actor Ram Kapoor is here to challenge that notion. Recently, the Bade Achhe Lagte Hain star Ram Kapoor revealed how top TV actors have not only earned big but also built serious wealth—some enough to last for generations.

Ram Kapoor says TV pays more than people think—if you know how to manage it

Ram, who shot to fame with shows like Kasamh Se and Bade Achhe Lagte Hain, spoke about how smart financial choices can make television one of the most rewarding careers in the entertainment industry. He cited Ronit Roy and Sakshi Tanwar as prime examples of actors who played the long game and won—financially and professionally.

Ram Kapoor reveals how Ronit Roy and Sakshi Tanwar built generational wealth
Ram Kapoor opens up about the real money in Indian television, praising Ronit Roy’s villa-filled portfolio and Sakshi Tanwar’s rock-solid financial disciplineX

“Ronit Roy has homes, villas, vacation properties—you name it,” said Ram. “He went from being a struggling film actor to a household name on television. He tasted failure early, so when success came, he respected it. He invested wisely, and now he’s reaping the benefits.” Ram’s admiration didn’t stop there. He also praised his long-time co-star Sakshi Tanwar for her quiet financial strength. “Sakshi is extremely sensible with money,” he noted. “She doesn’t chase luxury cars or flamboyant purchases. She has saved enough to secure the future of six generations. That’s how disciplined she is.”

While acknowledging that television pays handsomely, Ram warned that not everyone who earns big stays rich. “I’ve seen people who were once stars, but they didn’t manage their money well. When the shows ended and offers dried up, they just vanished,” he said. 

As someone who once made eight years’ worth of an average salary in a single month on television, Ram knows what he’s talking about. His takeaway? “If you play it smart, television can set you up for life.” In an industry where fame can be fleeting, Ram Kapoor’s insight is a rare peek into the quieter, steadier path to long-term success—one that doesn’t rely on superstardom, but on smart choices and financial foresight.

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