Actor Kangana Ranaut has supported Ranveer Singh over his sudden exit after a film body issued ‘non-cooperation directive’ against him. don 3. At the trailer launch of india destiny maker In Mumbai on Tuesday, Kangana said that as a person’s stature grows, so do their enemies, drawing a parallel with her own experiences in the industry.

Talking to the media, Kangana said, “You are asking me, I have been banned by everyone.” When your luck increases, your enemies also increase. (When your stature is high, you get more enemies).”

“It is not that your luck increases and you do not have enemies. Today Ranveer Singh should think about what his luck is that he has so many enemies. so good (This is a good thing). When you move forward in life, what kind of obstacles come your way? (When you are successful in life, all kinds of obstacles come in the way). You can’t just have a smooth road,” she said.

Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has issued a non-cooperation directive against actor Ranveer Singh. don 3 Controversy. The federation also alleged that the actor failed to respond to repeated notices and invitations sent by the body regarding the controversy.

Excel Entertainment has reportedly sought damages of Rs 45 crore

Talks in the industry over the controversy have intensified since last week, especially after reports emerged that substantial investments had already been made during the pre-production phase of the film before the alleged differences between the actor and producers.

FWICE also confirmed that the loss claimed is approximately Rs 45 crore, which Excel Entertainment has reportedly sought to pay from Ranveer as damages.

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In its latest communication, FWICE stressed that the issue “requires collective deliberation and constructive intervention by all concerned producer bodies so that an amicable and workable solution can be arrived at between the parties concerned in the larger interest of the industry.”

The federation also underlined that the incident has highlighted the absence of a formal industry framework to deal with such situations.

FWICE concluded its letter by expressing confidence that the present matter could be resolved constructively “through collective dialogue and cooperation”. It also stressed on simultaneously creating strong preventive mechanisms to ensure the future sustainability of the Indian entertainment industry.