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Virat Kohli Instagram Earning : Known as the king of cricket, cricketer Virat Kohli is always in the news for one reason or another. No need to introduce him separately. Anyone can guess what he is by looking at his performances on the fields he has graced so far. He has millions of fans worldwide and has a huge fan base on social media. Virat Kohli is named in the list of the highest paid sportsmen in the world. Currently, he has 274 million followers on Instagram. So his fan following is so strong that he gets no less love than any superstar. On the strength of this social media, Virat earns crores per post. What exactly is the number? Let’s find out.

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Ankur Wariku disclosed

Recently, ‘content creator’ and business expert Ankur Wariku made a big revelation about Virat Kohli’s Instagram earnings. In addition, he also explained how long it would take common people like us to earn as much as Virat Kohli earns from an Instagram post.

‘King Kohli’ earns crores

In a post shared on Facebook, Ankur revealed that Virat Kohli earns approximately Rs 12 to 14 crores from just one ‘sponsored’ post on Instagram. In this regard, he ranks among the top social media celebrities not only in India, but also globally. In his post, Ankur explained, “Virat Kohli charges Rs 12 crore per post on Instagram. If you earn Rs 10 lakh per month, it will take you 10 years to earn this amount. If you earn Rs 5 lakh, it will take you 20 years. And if you earn Rs 1 lakh per month, it will take you 100 years to earn that much.” This arrangement explained how difficult it is for a common man to reach this number, the same number that Virat Kohli earns at one time.

World No. 1

Globally, the top earners from Instagram include Virat Kohli; He is behind only Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in this list. Kohli also has several other sources of income such as under BCCI’s ‘A+’ category contract, which earns him a fixed salary of ₹7 crore per annum. He earns more than ₹15 crore per season with Royal Challengers Bangalore. Also, he also endorses brands like PUMA, MRF and Audi. In addition, it also has its own lifestyle brands ‘One8’ and ‘Wrogn’.

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