Overview
- Imran Khan said Tuesday that the largest pay cheque of his career came from a film that left him unhappy and taught him to set clear boundaries about work for money.
- He told Brut India that he will refuse projects offered solely for money and would decline work even if the pay were doubled or tripled.
- The remarks accompany confirmation to The Hollywood Reporter India that Adhure Hum Adhure Tum has finished principal photography and is now in post‑production for a Netflix release later this year.
- Imran described the film as a 'grown‑up romantic comedy' that fits his current stage of life and said the project reunited him with director Danish Aslam and co‑star Bhumi Pednekar.
- His comments follow a 2026 cameo in Vir Das’s Happy Patel and close a chapter from his 2008 debut through a long break after 2015, signaling a deliberate, values‑driven return rather than a chase for commercial paycheques.