Ranveer Singh says only MoU signed for Don 3; why that may be an issue for Farhan Akhtar
The recent dispute between actors Ranveer Singh and Farhan Akhtar over Don 3 has shifted focus to the nature of an agreement, if any, between them. After initially turning to the Film Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) for support, Farhan Akhtar and his producing partner Ritesh Sidhwani ultimately sought assistance from the Indian Motion Pictures Producers Association (IMPPA).
Ranveer Singh's team responded by urging IMPPA to stay out of the matter and even threatened legal action if that were to occur. Ranveer's lawyer stated that an MoU exists between the two parties, but it may not be legally binding. The lawyer emphasized that a court would examine various aspects of the MoU, including its language, the parties' conduct, and subsequent agreements, to determine its enforceability.
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