Ranveer Singh has issued a statement in response to the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) announcing a non-cooperation directive against him due to his exit from the film Don 3. FWICE claims Singh did not respond to multiple requests to discuss the matter, which was brought to their attention by filmmaker Farhan Akhtar in April. Akhtar's complaint alleged that Singh withdrew from the project just weeks before production was set to begin, causing significant disruption. FWICE officials, including Chief Advisor Ashok Pandit, stated that they followed due process, inviting both parties to present their cases. However, Singh's team only responded with questions about FWICE's jurisdiction after the press conference was announced. FWICE President BN Tiwari highlighted the broader implications of the issue, stressing that it affects the livelihoods of many film workers and that no individual, regardless of stardom, is above industry regulations. The non-cooperation directive is effective immediately, with FWICE members instructed not to work with Singh until the dispute is resolved.