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fwice issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh over his exit from 'Don 3', after he failed to respond to three formal notices. Ranveer's spokesperson said he chose to maintain silence with dignity. fwice President BN Tiwari declared that no one, not even a superstar, is above industry rules.

Filmmaker Sanjay Gupta publicly questioned fwice's decision to ban Ranveer Singh over his 'Don 3' exit, arguing the ban ultimately deprives 300 workers of their livelihood. fwice issued the directive after Farhan Akhtar claimed Ranveer's sudden departure caused losses of Rs 45 crore during the film's pre-production stage.

Film editor Shweta Venkat slammed fwice for banning Ranveer Singh over the 'Don 3' dispute while ignoring 242 editors' grievances for three years. Calling the ban "cute," she questioned the federation's selective efficiency. Ranveer's spokesperson meanwhile maintained that the actor chose silence out of "dignity, maturity and mutual respect."

Bollywood star Ranveer Singh made his first public appearance after fwice issued a Non-Cooperation Directive against him over his reported exit from 'Don 3'. The filmmakers allege Rs 45 crore loss due to his last-minute departure. Singh, maintaining silence, stated the issues are contractual and require legal adjudication, while fwice remains open to an amicable resolution.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) has issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh over his exit from Don 3. Legal experts question the directive's binding nature, stating it's an internal measure, not legally enforceable. Ranveer's team argues fwice lacks jurisdiction over this civil dispute, and he can challenge the ban in court.

fwice has issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh following his sudden exit from Farhan Akhtar's 'Don 3'. The complaint was filed through IFTDA, with Excel Entertainment reportedly seeking Rs 40 crore in compensation. The Producers Guild of India may also intervene to resolve the dispute.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) is set to decide on the escalating feud between Ranveer Singh and Excel Entertainment over Don 3. A crucial internal meeting will determine the film's future, following failed mediation attempts by the Producers Guild of India. fwice aims for a justified decision to protect the industry from such disruptions.

Ranveer Singh faces an industry-wide non-cooperation directive from fwice following his reported exit from 'Don 3'. Fans are outraged, alleging a conspiracy against the actor, especially after his film 'Dhurandhar'. The ban, while not legal, urges workers to avoid collaborating with Singh, impacting his ability to shoot new films in India until a resolution is found. Read on to know more in detail.

In the latest twist surrounding the production of 'Don 3', the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) has stepped in after Ranveer Singh's abrupt departure from the project. Ashoke Pandit, representing fwice, expressed concern over the unsettling trend of actors withdrawing from films just before shooting begins, labeling it as a serious threat to the stability of the industry.

A legal dispute has erupted between Farhan Akhtar and Ranveer Singh over 'Don 3'. After Singh's reported exit, Akhtar filed a complaint with fwice, which will announce its decision on May 25. Speculation points to script disagreements and potential compensation claims by Excel Entertainment, though Aamir Khan denied mediating.

Ranveer Singh quietly visited Chamundeshwari Temple on Tuesday morning, a day after fwice announced a non-cooperation directive over his 'Don 3' exit. Wearing a mask, he spent 10 minutes praying before being recognised. Singh's spokesperson cited "dignity, maturity and mutual respect" as reasons for his silence on the controversy.

Actor Manoj Bajpayee on Tuesday reacted to the Federation of Western India Cine Employees's "non-cooperation directive" against Ranveer Singh, saying that he hopes the matter would be resolved amicably. On Monday, the fwice said its more than four lakh members would not cooperate with Singh following his last-minute exit from Farhan Akhtar's "Don 3".

Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh visited the Chamundeshwari Temple atop Chamundi Hills on Tuesday morning to offer prayers. He entered the temple around 7:30 am as a common devotee, spending about 10 minutes inside. This visit followed a Karnataka High Court directive in connection with the 'Kantara' mimicry case.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) has issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh over his exit from 'Don 3', citing a Rs 45 crore pre-production loss for producer Farhan Akhtar. fwice clarifies it's not a ban, but a call for members not to work with the actor until the dispute is resolved. Read on to know more in detail.

The biggest concern in Bollywood today is the condition of people working behind the camera, said BN Tiwari, President of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees.

Aditya Dhar's historic spy thriller 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge', starring Ranveer Singh, enters the final stretch of its monumental theatrical run on Day 69. With an official JioHotstar domestic OTT release date locked for June 4, 2026, the box office juggernaut is racing to secure its next massive milestone. The film currently sits just over Rs 2 crore away from crossing the monumental Rs 1150 crore net domestic mark in India. However, with the streaming countdown ticking away, the ultimate dream of toppling Pushpa 2’s lifetime domestic record appears to be fading fast.

Filmmaker Farhan Akhtar is reportedly considering an acting role in Ashutosh Gowariker's upcoming period drama about cricket icon Lala Amarnath, set during India's Partition. Akhtar, also producing, might play a pivotal cameo as Amarnath's close friend. This project reunites Aamir Khan and Gowariker after 'Lagaan'.

Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) recently filed a police complaint against the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) at the Amboli police station in Mumbai. The accusations are regarding the housing scheme planned by fwice for its most deprived and poor sector of workers working on daily wages.

Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) seeks help from Maharashtra Chief Minister, and Labour Minister against the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) against allegedly scamming and cheating workers of the film industry.

Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA) recently filed a police complaint against the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (fwice) at the Amboli police station in Mumbai.