The matter involving Ranveer Singh and the Kantara mimicry controversy was taken up in the Karnataka High Court on Tuesday, where the court decided to post it for further hearing on April 10. The development comes at a time when Dhurandhar 2 continues to perform strongly, even as the legal issue around the actor remains active.
During the hearing in the Karnataka High Court over the controversy around mimicry of a scene from Kantara and the FIR filed against Ranveer Singh, the actor’s lawyer told the court that he is willing to submit an affidavit
seeking an apology. During the proceedings, the prosecution raised objections to the apology earlier posted on social media, suggesting it may have been shared by the actor’s social media team. In response, Ranveer's counsel stated that the actor is genuinely hurt by the situation and will soon file a written apology before the court.
During the hearing, the actor's lawyer informed the court that an affidavit would be filed, offering an unconditional apology. The actor is now expected to formally place this on record before the next date of hearing.