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Ranveer Singh contests IMPPA jurisdiction in Rs 45 cr Don 3 dispute with Farhan

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Ranveer Singh's legal team has challenged the authority of the Indian Motion Picture Producers Association (IMPPA) to adjudicate the ongoing dispute over his exit from Don 3. Excel Entertainment, led by Farhan Akhtar, is seeking Rs 45 crore in compensation following Singh's withdrawal from the project. Singh's lawyers have warned of possible legal action if IMPPA rules against their client. The association's legal counsel is currently reviewing the matter before any decision is made.

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