​​Ranveer Singh to SRK — Top 10 Indian actors with most brand value​

Jul 22, 2024

By: Prerna Tyagi

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Celebrity Brand Value​

Kroll released its Celebrity Brand Valuation Report 2023 in June, providing a ranking of India’s 25 most powerful celebrity brands, based on brand values derived from their brand endorsement portfolios and relative social media presence. Here are the top ranking actors:

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Ranveer Singh​

​The actor ranked second (behind Virat Kohli) with his large portfolio of endorsements, the latest additions being Pepsi and the luxury jewellery brand, Tiffany & Co.

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Shah Rukh Khan

​2023 was a great year for SRK with 3 mega-hits and an ever-increasing list of brand endorsements. He jumped up to the third place with a brand value of $120.7 mn​

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Akshay Kumar

Akshay Kumar moved down a rank this year to the fourth position with a brand value of $111.7 mn.

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Alia Bhatt

She became the face of Gucci as its global brand ambassador immediately after her debut at the Met Gala in New York in 2023. With a brand value of $101.1 mn, Alia ranked fifth this year.

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Deepika Padukone

Ranking sixth, her continued association with Louis Vuitton and Qatar Airways ensured that she was one of the top endorsers in the list.

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Amitabh Bachchan

The veteran actor ranked ninth in the list with a brand value of $83.6 mn.

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Salman Khan

​​Salman Khan claimed the tenth spot in the list with a brand value of $81.7mn.​​

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Hrithik Roshan

Even though he didn’t have any releases in 2023 except a cameo in the YRF Spyverse, Hrithik ranked eleventh.

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Kiara Advani

With a successful film release and multiple brand endorsements, Kiara Advani claimed the twelfth spot with a brand value of $66 mn.

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Ranbir Kapoor

Ranbir Kapoor featured in the list of top endorsers and ranked thirteenth with a brand value of $57.6 mn.

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