5 min readMumbaiUpdated: Jun 4, 2026 10:08 AM IST The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) on Wednesday revoked the ‘ban’ or the “non-cooperation directive” issued against Ranveer Singh over a week ago. However, the film body, which has over 4 lakh members and over 30 craft organisations, maintained they didn’t backtrack because of the legal notice sent by the actor a day before. Instead, they took this step on the request of other film bodies and in the larger interest of the film industry which may suffer if the Dhurandhar star isn’t able to operate freely. ‘Ranveer Singh’s team misguided him’ “Actually, we were expecting that Ranveer Singh will show up personally, cooperate with us on the ongoing issue, and resolve the issue amicably after we issued the non-cooperative directive,” BN Tiwari, President, FWICE, told SCREEN. “But Ranveer Singh’s team misguided him by claiming we don’t have jurisdiction and then sending us a legal notice,” he added. Tiwari maintained that the film body hasn’t caved under any pressure, particularly of the legal notice …