• Source:JND

Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh has been the subject of considerable discussion regarding his departure from Don 3. Following a complaint filed by producer Farhan Akhtar, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) had issued a ban—specifically, a 'non-cooperation directive'— against Ranveer Singh, a move that drew opposition from numerous celebrities.

Now, taking a U-turn on this controversy, the FWICE has decided to lift the ban on Ranveer Singh with immediate effect. The FWICE President announced this development during a press conference held in Mumbai regarding the matter.

On Wednesday, discussions were held regarding the non-cooperation directive issued by the FWICE against Ranveer Singh in connection with the Don 3 controversy.

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Furthermore, addressing the issue of the ban on Ranveer Singh during a press conference, Ashok Pandit—President of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE)—stated that the non-cooperation directive issued against Ranveer Singh regarding Don 3 is being withdrawn. The matter will be discussed with all concerned parties, and a resolution will be reached.

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This decision by FWICE comes at a time when Ranveer Singh challenged the committee's ruling and plans were being made to file a case against him.


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