Ranveer Singh’s father thanked us for support, says Poonam Dhillon as film body lifts ban

She added: “As far as I know, he has an excellent relationship with Excel Entertainment, with whom he has made films like Gully Boy and Dil Dhadakne Do. Farhan Akhtar is also an actor, so our support extends to him as well. We wouldn’t want any of our actors to face such issues. Problems can always be resolved. We support Ranveer because he is a member of CINTAA.”

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Poonam Dhillon further revealed that she had spoken at length with Ranveer Singh’s father Jagjit Singh Bhavnani following the resolution of the dispute.

“I spoke to Ranveer’s father at length, and we have been corresponding on WhatsApp. He thanked me for our support. We spoke to understand the situation better. He told me they had been in touch with Excel Entertainment and spoke about how close he is to Farhan and the entire Excel team. There is no animosity from his side. They were unhappy with the way FWICE handled the matter. I asked whether CINTAA could be of any help, but he said, ‘We didn’t involve you because we didn’t want to trouble you, and we’re already in the process of sorting it out.’ Technically, he didn’t need our intervention. I’m glad the matter has been resolved positively.”

Ranveer Singh has been making headlines since March after abruptly exiting Don 3 shortly. According to reports, Excel Entertainment, led by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, sought Rs 45 crore in compensation, claiming substantial losses after making extensive pre-production arrangements. The production house reportedly had locations booked and accommodation arranged for more than 200 crew members across multiple locations and was just two weeks away from commencing the shoot.

Excel Entertainment later approached FWICE with documentation of its alleged expenses, following which the federation issued a non-cooperation directive against Ranveer, citing concerns over financial losses suffered by producers due to actors withdrawing from projects at an advanced stage.