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Priya Prakash Varrier charges whopping amount for Instagram posts

Her wink stole the heart of the entire nation and she became an overnight star with a viral video shared…

Priya Prakash Varrier charges whopping amount for Instagram posts

Priya Prakash Varrier (Photo Credits: Instagram)

Her wink stole the heart of the entire nation and she became an overnight star with a viral video shared on the internet. Priya Prakash Varrier, who is touted as the next superstar in making, it seems has already got herself among the A-listers by charging whopping amount for her Instagram posts.

The splendour of Athirapilly has inspired many moviemakers.I hope i would someday be blessed to do a song here. @keralatourism #godsowncountry

A post shared by priya prakash varrier (@priya.p.varrier) on

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According to a report in News 18, Priya, who rose to fame with a 10-second viral video from the song Manikya Malaraya Poovi from her upcoming film Oru Adaar Love, charges a whopping Rs 8 lakh per promotional post on Instagram.

Don’t adjust your screens. You read it right! The Malayalam actor, who has a massive fan following of 5.1 mn fans on Instagram, charges close to Rs 8 lakh for her promotional posts with popular brands.

Nothing beautiful asks for attention 💫 Pc:vyshakh_edappal📸

A post shared by priya prakash varrier (@priya.p.varrier) on

Well if you are wondering how could she charge such big amount ask yourself again. She became one of the fastest celebs to cross the 1 mn mark on Instagram and also got herself a verified account on Facebook. All this just with a wink and a 10-second video that went viral!

Priya is already being eyed by filmmakers, who are eager to cast the actor in their films, as they want to cash in on her huge popularity.

Seems like the young beauty is living a dream life and what is more interesting is the fact that her debut film is yet to release.

If a 10-second video can fetch Priya this much fame, then we wonder what will be the scenario when her feature film gets released in theatres.

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