The star of late 1990s and early 2000s, Shaan is known for his soulful voice most suited for romantic numbers. He charges around Rs 3 lakh for each song that he sings.
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Sukhwinder Singh
Sukhwinder Singh is the man with a golden voice. After enjoying a long career in Hindi and Punjabi music industry, he has now stopped getting good offers. He makes somewhere around Rs 4 lakh for a song.
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Sonu Nigam
Although he is not heard much nowadays, he would still be in this list no matter what. The versatile man with takes home Rs 5-6 lakh for every song that he sings.
Mohit Chauhan
Mohit Chauhan has certainly come a long way since his humble debut. His success in the recent years has made him a known name in the industry. He almost makes about 6-8 lakh rupees per song.
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Shreya Ghoshal
The most famous female singer in India and abroad, this Bengali beauty is consistently in the list of most searched celebrities online. She makes Rs 7 lakh per song.
Atif Aslam
It is great to see that a non-Indian is in the list of highest-earning singers in the Indian film industry. This Pakistani talenthouse is subject to some doubts over his capabilities but his successful songs have made him earn a place in this list. He makes Rs 7-8 lakh per song.
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Sunidhi Chauhan
The powerful voice of this beauty can be often heard in Bollywood. She is one of the highest paid female playback singers as she takes home a whopping Rs 9 lakh for every song that she sings.
Mika Singh
The Punjabi singer sure knows how to make use of his singing talents. He charges Rs 11 lakh for every song that he sings in his deep but fun-filled voice.
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Arijit Singh
He is the man behind every romantic number that we have loved recently, and for giving us the chances to love his voice, he takes home Rs 13-14 lakhs for every song.
Yo Yo Honey Singh
The self-claimed revolutionary of the Bollywood music industry, Honey Singh has been raking in big moolah for his songs and lyrics. Reportedly, he charges more than Rs 15 lakh per song.
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