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Kangana Ranaut comes out in support on Ranveer Singh after FWICE’s ban

Kangana Ranaut comes out in support on Ranveer Singh after FWICE's ban amid Don 3 row: 'Jab haisiyat badhti hai, dushman bhi..'

Ranveer Singh and Farhan Akhtar have been at loggerheads ever since his exit from ‘Don 3′. The producer-director took the matter to Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) and the Indian Motion Picture Producers’ Association (IMPPA) and they decided to ban the actor. FWICE president BN Tiwari said the union had decided to issue a “non-cooperation directive” against Ranveer, until he agreed to meet its representatives.Post that, many people have come out in support of Ranveer. Now Kangana has also spoken on the matter and expressed support towards the ‘Dhurandhar’ actor. She said, “See, you are asking me, I’ve been banned by everybody. Main yeh kehna chahungi ke jab aapki haisiyat badhti hai aur dushman bhi bante hai. Aisa ho hi nahi sakta ke aapki haisiyat badhe aur aapke dushman na bane. Toh Ranveer Singh ko yeh sochna chahiye ke unki kya haisiyat hai joh unke itne dushman hai. (I would like to say that when your status increases, your enemies also increase. So, it’s not possible that your status increases and your enemies don’t increase. Ranveer Singh should think about his status. He has so many enemies).” She added, “So, it’s good. When you move forward in life, there are many kinds of obstacles. You can’t have just smooth walk always. This much has happened with me. And look, today, I am doing well. Meri gaadi chal rahi hai. Kuch farq nahi padta. Everything is going to be fine eventually.” Ranveer has yet not reacted to the matter. Amidst the controversy, he was spotted Budapest to catch the UEFA Champions League Final between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain.

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