Bollywood’s superstar Ranveer Singh is in controversies these days. Recently, after walking out of the film ‘Don 3’, actor and producer Farhan Akhtar contacted FWICE, after which a non-cooperation order was issued against Ranveer. However, after this a debate has erupted in the industry and many people have accused it of bias. However, this is not the first time that FWICE has taken action against an artist. Meanwhile, Chunky Pandey, remembering his career days, told an incident related to it.

Chunky Pandey narrated the story

In a conversation with E Times, Chunky told that when the shooting of his film ‘Aag Hi Aag’ was going on in 1987, the industry was on strike and shooting was not allowed. But producer Pahlaj Nihalani was shooting in Bengaluru, then shooting took place in Ooty. For this reason action was taken against many people.

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Banned for a week

He further told about this, ‘There were big stars like Dharmendra and Shatrughan Sinha in the film, but he was such a big superstar and was working in 30-40 films simultaneously that it was not easy to ban him. I was new at that time, my first film had not even been released, so I was banned for a week. However, I later apologized and the ban was lifted within a week. Our industry is very small and delicate and I myself have faced all this.

Ranveer Singh’s team issued a statement

Let us tell you that after Farhan Akhtar talked to FWICE, he held a press conference and issued a non-cooperation order against Ranveer Singh and refused to work with him. However, after this Ranveer Singh also issued a statement saying that he respects the film industry and the people associated with the Don franchise a lot. Whatever things have come to light regarding the film, Ranveer thought it better to remain silent because he believes that professional and personal matters should be handled with respect and understanding.

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