Ranveer Singh’s post-Dhurandhar phase could become more complicated if the ongoing controversy around Don 3 continues to escalate. In a worst-case scenario, his upcoming project Pralay may even be forced to shift its production base outside Mumbai to avoid disruptions linked to the FWICE stand.
While FWICE can issue directives to its members, it does not have legal authority to stop non-members from working on a film. This gives the makers a possible workaround by relocating the shoot to another state and hiring local technicians and independent union workers.
However, such a move could still create avoidable turbulence for a high-profile pan-India project. For Ranveer Singh, who is actively working to expand his reach across multiple markets after Dhurandhar, prolonged disputes or industry friction could prove challenging.
Big-budget films rely heavily on smooth production schedules, strong professional relationships, and positive industry sentiment. Any disruption at this stage could impact timelines, investor confidence, and overall buzz around the project.
This is why many believe that legal clarity and timely resolution are crucial—especially if Ranveer is not directly involved in the Don 3 controversy. Allowing the issue to linger or escalate could affect his carefully built post-Dhurandhar momentum.
At a time when he is aiming for a stronger pan-India presence, maintaining stability and handling controversies strategically will be key to his next phase of growth.
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