Ranveer Singh Faces Non-Cooperation Directive from FWICE Over Don 3 Exit
मुख्य बातें
- •Ranveer Singh exits Don 3, citing changes in the script as the reason behind his decision
- •FWICE issues non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh, demanding Rs 45 crore in damages
- •The non-cooperation directive will affect Ranveer's future projects, including ad films
- •Top actors and producers tried to mediate, but all talks fell through
- •FWICE has over 5000 sitting members and 32 affiliated craft unions, and the non-cooperation directive will have a significant impact on Ranveer's career
The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has taken a strong stand against actor Ranveer Singh for his sudden exit from Farhan Akhtar's directorial Don 3. According to Ashoke Pandit, Chief Advisor to FWICE, Farhan Akhtar filed a complaint on April 11, stating that Ranveer left the movie just three weeks before the unit was set to leave for the shoot. FWICE invited Farhan and his producing partner Ritesh Sidhwani to share their side of the story, and after a two-hour meeting, they presented all the expenses incurred on pre-production, which added up to Rs 45 crore. These expenses include hotel bookings, location bookings, and overseas travel bookings for over 200 workers.
