FWICE, which represents around 30 lakh cine workers, had sent Ranveer three meeting invitations before issuing the directive. The actor's team received no advance and claims the film lacked a locked script even years after development began.
Ranveer Singh has faced FIRs, a High Court warning, an industry non-cooperation directive, and complaints from religious groups, lawyers, and NGOs. This is a factual record of how it happened, each time.
From a Non-Cooperation Directive to a temple floor in Mysuru, Ranveer Singh's week captured Bollywood's chaos in two stark images. The actor said nothing publicly. The court, the federation, and the goddess did the talking.
FWICE issued a Non-Cooperation Directive against Ranveer Singh after Farhan Akhtar raised concerns over his exit from ‘Don 3’, while the actor’s team called the dispute contractual and said the matter should not be handled through the federation.
A blockbuster franchise. A collapsed deal. And now, an industry-wide ban. Ranveer Singh's exit from 'Don 3' has snowballed from a behind-closed-doors creative dispute with Farhan Akhtar into one of Bollywood's most public professional fallouts in years.
This comes after lead actor Diljit Dosanjh’s collaboration with Pakistani actress Hania Amir in the film 'Sardaar Ji 3', which has sparked significant outrage in India.
Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has declared a ban on Pakistani artists working in India.
Pakistani actor Fawad Khan’s Bollywood comeback, ‘Abir Gulaal,’ with Vaani Kapoor, will not release in Indian theatres following the Pahalgam attack.
Film and video editors submit a complaint to FWICE, citing concerns in the OTT sector. Grievances include credit attribution, working hours, and fees. The FWICE and editors seek resolutions with streaming platforms and production houses.
The notice further mentions that a complete lockdown will be followed from Friday 8pm to Monday 7am, and shooting, setting, pre-production or post-production activities should be avoided during this period.
