An Indian film workers' union, FWICE, has withdrawn its appeal asking members not to work with actor Ranveer Singh after he allegedly quit an upcoming film. The ban was lifted after Singh reportedly sent a legal notice to the federation.
The Producers Guild of India will mediate between actor Ranveer Singh and Excel Entertainment regarding the 'Don 3' dispute. FWICE withdrew its non-cooperation directive against Singh after he served a legal notice. The Guild aims for an amicable resolution and to establish clearer industry protocols.
Ranveer Singh's Don 3 exit highlights Bollywood's lack of structured film contract exit clauses, prompting calls for clearer terms regarding artist exit rights and creative control to prevent future disputes.
FWICE has withdrawn its non-cooperation directive against actor Ranveer Singh following his legal notice and intervention from IMPPA, Producers Guild, and CINTAA. The dispute originated from Singh's exit from 'Don 3' over creative differences and production delays.
Actor Ranveer Singh has served a legal notice on the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) on June 2, 2026, challenging its non-cooperation directive following his exit from 'Don 3'. FWICE issued the directive after Singh reportedly walked out of the film, causing alleged losses of Rs 40-45 crore. The actor's team argues FWICE has no jurisdiction over the contractual dispute. A veteran producer has also filed a petition against FWICE's directive.
Kangana Ranaut has voiced support for Ranveer Singh amidst his ban by FWICE and IMPPA over his exit from 'Don 3'. She related his situation to her own experiences of facing bans and obstacles, stating that increased status often brings enemies.
Bollywood star Ranveer Singh was seen at Mumbai airport after FWICE issued a Non-Cooperation Directive against him over his reported exit from 'Don 3'. The federation cited losses of Rs 45 crore due to his alleged last-minute withdrawal.
FWICE has issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh for exiting Farhan Akhtar's 'Don 3'. Excel Entertainment seeks Rs 40 crore compensation, and the Producers Guild of India may mediate.
