Sydney Sweeney reportedly offered a role in a Bollywood film, said to come with a salary exceeding 530 crore rupees. Here's the scoop on the potential blockbuster collaboration.
Sydney Sweeney, the American actress known for her roles in shows like 'Euphoria' and 'The White Lotus,' is set to make her Bollywood debut in the upcoming biopic 'Christy,' playing the titular role of US pro-fighter Christy Martin. The release date for the film has been set for November 7, 2026.
The production company behind the film has offered Sweeney a pay cheque of £45 million (over Rs 530 crore), making it one of the most expensive films ever made in India. The offer also includes an additional £10 million in sponsorship agreements.
Filming locations for the movie include New York, Paris, London, and Dubai. The film is expected to have a wide international audience due to Sweeney's star power.
The source, who chose to remain anonymous, revealed that the Bollywood movie is designed to bring Indian productions to the international market. They also stated that the Indian film industry is powerful and growing, and this project could elevate Sweeney's global profile.
However, Sweeney is yet to decide on the offer. She is also set to star in the psychological thriller 'The Housemaid,' scheduled for release on December 19, 2025. In this film, Sweeney plays Millie Calloway, a troubled young woman who becomes a live-in housemaid for a wealthy family, while Amanda Seyfried plays Nina Winchester, the wife in that family.
The report about Sweeney's Bollywood debut was published in The Sun. The source did not provide any additional information about the sponsorship agreements mentioned in earlier facts. They also did not provide information about the decision made by Sweeney regarding the Christy Martin biopic or 'The Housemaid.'
Filming for the movie is expected to start in early 2026. The film's storyline involves a young American star falling in love with an Indian celebrity. More details about the cast and crew are expected to be revealed in the coming months.
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