Vinayak Chakravorty

FWICE has banned Ranveer Singh after Farhan Akhtar and Excel Entertainment complained about his reported exit from Don 3. The move escalates a dispute marked by delays, creative differences and an alleged compensation claim.

FWICE has issued an indefinite non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh after Farhan Akhtar complained about his alleged Don 3 exit. The move has triggered legal questions over whether a private industry body can enforce such a ban.

Ranveer Singh isn't the first artist to face a FWICE boycott. The film body has initiated similar action against others, and reasons range from Pakistan to Covid-19. Read to know who was banned for what lately.

The discussion centres on who could headline Don 3 if Shah Rukh Khan is no longer an option and Ranveer Singh declines the film. It raises a larger question about which new-generation Bollywood star can carry forward Amitabh Bachchan's legacy.

Ranveer Singh is back in the news after the Don 3 dispute and FWICE's non-cooperation directive. The episode has also renewed focus on how his silence and recent box-office success shape his star image.

Curry Barker has linked Obsession to a Simpsons episode about a wish gone wrong. The film turns that spark into a Gen Z horror tale about consent, entitlement and love.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has withdrawn its non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh after the actor issued a legal notice against the film body. As Don 3 impasse heats up, lawyers and a veteran industry voice weigh in.

Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir has emerged as the world's most popular streaming show, yet it remains a muted conversation in India. The gap appears tied to audience confusion over Spider-Man lore, multiverse branding and the series' noir tone.

Bobby Deol delivers a striking turn as Samar Mehra in Anurag Kashyap's Bandar. The film uses his star image to frame a bleak story of humiliation, fear and survival.

Peddi's release has sparked controversy over Janhvi Kapoor's role as Achiyamma. The backlash has diverted attention from Ram Charan's pan-India vehicle to questions of sexualisation and consent.