Ranveer Singh's recent decision to exit Farhan Akhtar's 'Don 3' has ignited considerable debate across social media platforms. Following the success of 'Dhurandhar', expectations were high for Singh to take on the role of the new-age crime lord. Amidst the controversy, Poonam Dhillon, the president of the Cine and TV Artists Association (CINTAA), publicly praised Singh for his proactive approach in offering ₹10 crore as compensation. Dhillon expressed confidence in Singh's integrity, stating he would not intentionally harm anyone and has a strong rapport with Excel Entertainment. She emphasized that actors today play a crucial role in the filmmaking process and should be actively involved in ensuring project success. Dhillon also noted the lack of communication from either party regarding the situation, suggesting that CINTAA could have facilitated a resolution. As the industry responds, other notable figures, including Salman Khan and singer Mika Singh, have also shown interest in addressing the ongoing issues surrounding the film.