Ranveer Singh banned after disagreement with Farhan Akhtar

Complications have arisen around actor Ranveer Singh’s withdrawal from the under-production ‘Don 3’. The Federation of Western India Cinema Employees (FWICE) issued a non-cooperation directive against him in this incident. He also had a disagreement with producer Farhan Akhtar over the matter.
According to media reports, Ranveer announced his decision to walk out of the project just 10 days before the shooting of the film began. Because of this, the situation with the manufacturers became heated. Initially an attempt was made to resolve the issue through discussion, but later Farhan sought the cooperation of FWICE.
The organization then issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer, urging members of the industry not to work with him. It has also been informed that the production of ‘Don 3’ should be refrained from working with him until the loss of around 45 crore rupees is resolved.
Earlier on May 18, FWICE had informed that Ranveer did not appear before them despite being called several times for discussions.
On the other hand, after this incident came to light, a statement was given by Ranveer. It is said that he has respect for the film world and everyone associated with ‘Don 3’. He has consciously decided to remain silent in the whole situation.
The statement also mentioned that he advocates handling personal and professional matters with mutual respect and dignity. Although various discussions and rumors were created, he did not feel the need to respond publicly. Currently, his focus is on his work and future plans. He also wished the success of ‘Don 3’.