Ranveer Singh Chooses Silence: Actor reportedly avoids interviews for 18 months amid Don 3 row

Ranveer Singh has reportedly decided to stay away from all media interactions for the next 18 months amid the ongoing controversy surrounding his reported exit from Don 3. According to multiple reports, the actor has chosen not to publicly discuss the issue and will refrain from giving interviews until the release of his upcoming film Pralaydirected by Jai Mehta.

The development comes at a time when the Don 3 controversy continues to dominate entertainment headlines. Reports suggest that a trade journalist who recently met the actor claimed Ranveer personally conveyed his decision to avoid discussing the matter and not participate in interviews for at least a year and a half. If true, this would mark one of the longest periods of media silence by a leading Bollywood star in recent years.

The controversy began after Ranveer Singh’s reported withdrawal from Don 3, which allegedly led to disagreements between the actor and the film’s producers. The issue escalated further when the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) became involved, resulting in a highly publicized industry dispute. Reports indicated concerns over alleged financial losses and project delays following the actor’s exit.

Despite the speculation, Ranveer has largely maintained a low profile regarding the matter. His team has reportedly emphasized that the actor intends to maintain a “dignified silence” instead of engaging in public discussions about the controversy.

Meanwhile, fans are eagerly awaiting Pralay, which is expected to be Ranveer’s next major release. Industry observers believe the actor is focusing entirely on his upcoming projects rather than responding to ongoing debates.

While neither Ranveer Singh nor the makers of Don 3 have publicly clarified every aspect of the dispute, his reported decision to step away from interviews has certainly added another intriguing chapter to one of Bollywood’s biggest controversies of the year.