Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar among world's 100 most generously compensated performers in Forbes list.

Akshay, 50 had an income of 40.5 million dollars. 

New York: Bollywood performing artists Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan are among the world's 100 most generously compensated performers, as indicated by a Forbes list bested by American boxer Floyd Mayweather.

Salman Akshay

Akshay is positioned 76th on the Forbes rundown of the World's Most generously compensated Famous people 2018 while Salman is on the 82nd spot. 

Forbes said the world's 100 best-gaining performers pulled in a consolidated USD 6.3 billion pretax in the course of recent months, up 22 for every penny from a year ago and 11 hotshots crossed the USD 100 million limits, more than twofold the number from the most recent two years joined. 

Akshay, 50 had a profit of 40.5 million dollars. Forbes stated, "one of Bollywood's driving men has changed to socially-cognizant parts," referring to his movies, for example, "Can: Ek Prem Katha" that focussed on government crusades to enhance sanitation, and "Padman", about a man wanting to give reasonable clean cushions to rustic networks. He additionally mints millions from benefits and underwriting around 20 brands. 

Salman, 52, had a profit of USD 37.7 million. Forbes said he stays one of India's best workers and the "Bollywood backbone" keeps on creating and star in hits, for example, "Tiger Zinda Hai," capitalizing on backend benefits. 

The rundown has been finished by Mayweather with income of 285 million dollars. Among the other most generously compensated performers are on-screen character George Clooney (second), unscripted television star and agent Kylie Jenner (third), soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo (10), pop star Katy Perry (19), tennis symbol Roger Federer (23), artist Beyonce (35), creator J K Rowling (42) and golfer Tiger Woods (66).