How much is Rohit Sharma earning from his entertainment show Family Full House?
Rohit Sharma is making headlines beyond cricket with Family Full House. Here is how much the former India captain reportedly earns from the show.

After an incredible career as an Indian captain and star batter, Rohit Sharma is now set to make his television debut. Sony Pictures Networks India has announced his new show, ‘Family Full House with Rohit Sharma’, where he will take on a new role away from the cricket field.
It will be interesting to see Rohit Sharma showcase a different side of his personality to fans on television. The former India opener will host the family entertainment show, which is set to premiere on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV on September 19.
Rohit Sharma has already started shooting for the programme and has shared promos and teasers from the sets with his fans. His move from cricket to television has also raised curiosity about his earnings from the show. Throughout this article, we will share complete details about how much Rohit Sharma is earning from his entertainment show Family Full House.
Rohit Sharma set for TV debut with 'Family Full House' on September 19
Rohit Sharma’s new show, ‘Family Full House with Rohit Sharma’, will premiere on September 19. Sony TV recently shared a teaser of the show on X, featuring Shardul Thakur, India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer and Bollywood actor Kunal Khemu as the guests on the first episode. The teaser showed the guests enjoying several fun moments with Rohit.
One of the highlights of the teaser was Rohit Sharma, Shreyas Iyer and Shardul Thakur recreating the iconic ‘Sehri Babu’ reel. Rohit also revealed that he made his T20I debut in September and will now make his television debut on September 19. The show will give fans a chance to see a different side of the former India captain.
Rohit Sharma’s television debut comes at a time when there is also uncertainty over his future in ODI cricket. The 39-year-old recently addressed questions about playing in the 2027 ODI World Cup, saying, “October 2027 is still a long way off. We’ll see at that time.” He had also silenced critics with a century against England in the final ODI after reports questioned his place in the team.
Inside Rohit's reported paycheck for his first non-cricket hosting gig
No verified figure is currently available for Rohit Sharma’s fee for hosting ‘Family Full House with Rohit Sharma’. Recent reports confirming the show and his television debut have not disclosed his remuneration. However, some reports have claimed that Rohit could earn around ₹30 crore for the show, although this figure has not been officially confirmed.
The programme will premiere on September 19 on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV. Neither the official announcement nor the reports about the show have revealed Rohit’s hosting fee. Therefore, claims about a specific per-episode or season-long payment are difficult to verify at this stage.
Rohit Sharma’s commercial value remains substantial, with recent industry estimates putting his annual endorsement earnings at around ₹60-65 crore. These figures are also estimates and are not officially disclosed. Hence, Rohit’s exact earnings from ‘Family Full House’ remain unknown, but fans are eagerly waiting to see the former India captain in a new avatar on television.
How this compares to Rohit's IPL salary and brand endorsement earnings
Rohit Sharma’s net worth is estimated at around ₹214 crore in 2026, according to recent reports from ET Now and other publications. His income comes from several sources, including cricket, IPL salary, brand endorsements, property and investments.
The 39-year-old continues to play ODI cricket for India and is listed in Grade B under the BCCI’s 2025-26 central contract structure. Reports state that he earns ₹6 lakh for every ODI appearance. He also remains with Mumbai Indians in the IPL, with a reported salary of ₹16.30 crore for the season.
Brand endorsements are another major source of Rohit Sharma’s income, with recent estimates putting his annual earnings from brands at around ₹60-65 crore. His property portfolio, including his Mumbai residences, also adds to his overall wealth and commercial value.








