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'Don 3' dispute: Ranveer agrees to return ₹10cr to Farhan 
Ranveer Singh has reportedly offered to make amends

'Don 3' dispute: Ranveer agrees to return ₹10cr to Farhan 

Apr 22, 2026
01:44 pm

What's the story

The ongoing feud between actor Ranveer Singh and filmmaker-actor Farhan Akhtar seems to have reached a resolution. The dispute was sparked by Singh's unexpected exit from Don 3, which Akhtar was set to direct. To make amends, Singh has offered to return his signing amount of ₹10 crore to Excel Entertainment, Akhtar's production house, as per Free Press Journal.

Compensation details

Singh offers stake in upcoming film

In addition to returning his signing amount, Singh has also offered a stake in his upcoming film, tentatively titled Pralay. The exact percentage of this stake has not been disclosed yet. This move is seen as a way for Singh to compensate for the pre-production costs that Excel Entertainment incurred on Don 3 before his exit from the project.

Dispute details

Dispute escalated after Akhtar involved Producers Guild

The dispute between Singh and Akhtar escalated when the latter involved the Producers Guild of India. Reports suggest that during a meeting with Guild members, Akhtar and his business partner Ritesh Sidhwani claimed that Excel had already spent around ₹40 crore on Don 3's pre-production. They also alleged that Singh had approved the script at every stage. However, Singh countered these claims by alleging that Akhtar had delayed Don 3 due to his then-career slump.

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Resolution advice

Producers Guild advised both parties to resolve differences amicably

The Dhurandhar star brought his dissatisfaction with the script to light as well. Apparently, he wasn't given a bound script, and he also had concerns regarding the venture's management. The Producers Guild of India advised both parties to resolve their differences amicably instead of resorting to legal action. Although reports suggest the two stars have resolved their differences, any confirmation is yet to come.

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