EXCLUSIVE: T P Aggarwal hits out at FWICE over non-cooperation directive: "Agar woh gundagardi karke power dikhayenge, aise toh nahin chalega"; reveals that he's planning a film with Ranveer Singh
Yesterday, it came to light that veteran producer T P Aggarwal filed a petition in the Bombay Civil Court at Dindoshi against FWICE and IMPPA (Indian Motion Picture Producers' Association), stating that no individual or organization has the authority to impose a ban or issue a non-cooperation directive against members of the film industry.
The petition comes in the wake of FWICE issuing a non-cooperation directive against actor Ranveer Singh following the dispute between the actor and Excel Entertainment.
Bollywood Hungama exclusively spoke to T P Aggarwal to further understand this matter.
T P Aggarwal told Bollywood Hungama, “As you are well aware, I was the president of IMPPA for 17 years and also a president of the Film Federation of India (FFI).
We had received a judgment from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) when I was in IMPPA against (FWICE).
The judgment clearly said that they cannot take such decisions, they cannot enter into any premises, etc.
Meanwhile, I was planning to make a film and was thinking of talking to Sanjay Dutt and Ranveer Singh.
This is when I learned about (non-cooperation directive against Ranveer Singh).
” He expressed reservations against FWICE’s actions, “You want to make sure that the actor gets work anywhere.
Aise toh aap sabki rozi roti khatam kar doge.
This is when I decided to approach the court.
” When asked if FWICE officials contacted him after he filed the court case, T P Aggarwal replied, “Why should they contact me (laughs).
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They should have contacted me before they made this decision. After all, they know me well and they are aware that I am an ex-president of IMPPA. Agar woh gundagardi karke apni power dikhayenge, aise toh nahin chalega na. They cannot do that. ” Lastly, has he spoken to Ranveer Singh on this issue. T P Aggarwal replied, “No, I didn’t.
This is a developing story. We'll update this article as more details emerge.
