Overview
- FWICE announced a non‑cooperation directive on Monday that tells its members not to work with Ranveer Singh until he meets the federation or the dispute is resolved.
- Excel Entertainment filed a formal complaint through the Indian Film & Television Directors’ Association seeking roughly Rs 40–45 crore for pre‑production costs it says were wasted when Ranveer left Don 3.
- FWICE says it sent three reminders asking Ranveer to appear and present his side but that he replied the federation was not the appropriate forum and that the matter required legal adjudication.
- Ranveer’s spokesperson released a brief statement saying he has consciously chosen to remain silent and will not engage publicly with narratives about the dispute.
- The ban covers technicians and support crews and leaves Don 3’s production uncertain while raising questions about how the industry enforces contracts and handles last‑minute exits.