Ranveer Singh takes his ₹6.36 crore Ferrari 296 GTB for a spin amid Don 3 controversy

RAnveer Singh is currently making headlines for his on-going feud with Farhan Akhtar o'er his disconnected go out from father 3. Amid the chatter surrounding the controversy, the actor was recently spotted cruising through Mumbai in his brand-new luxury car.Ranveer goes on Ferrari ki sawaariA video of Ranveer driving his latest luxury purchase — a Ferrari 296 GTB — has gone viral on social media. The striking black car caught the attention of onlookers, many of whom quickly realised it was Ranveer behind the wheel. The luxury sports car is reportedly worth around ₹6.36 crore. Several videos surfaced online showing the actor zooming through the streets of Mumbai in his new ride.As per reports, the Ferrari 296 GTB is one of the most expensive additions to Ranveer’s luxury car collection. The actor owns several luxury cars. As per reports, his impressive garage includes high-end vehicles such as the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 ( ₹3.11 crore– ₹3.35 crore), Aston Martin Rapide S ( ₹3.29 crore), Lamborghini Urus Pearl Capsule ( ₹3.98 crore– ₹4.71 crore), among others. Ranveer and the Don 3 rowFollowing the massive success of Dhurandhar, Ranveer exited Farhan Akhtar's Don 3. The actor was supposed to star in the film alongside Kiara Advani, but walked away from the project at the last minute. After his exit, Farhan Akhtar approached FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees), claiming that Ranveer's departure had caused losses of around ₹45 crore. FWICE subsequently issued a non-cooperation directive against the actor, only to later withdraw it.Reports suggest that while Farhan blamed Ranveer for abruptly leaving the project, the actor accused the filmmaker of delaying the film and allegedly approaching Hrithik Roshan to replace him before the success of Dhurandhar. Prakash Padukone reviews DhurandharAmid the Don 3 controversy, Ranveer's father-in-law, former badminton player Prakash Padukone, reviewed Dhurandhar and praised its performances. He told The Indian Express, "It’s a great film. It’s a very well-made film with good acting by everybody. We felt there was a little bit too much violence, but the majority of people liked it, so I think that’s more important."Ranveer's upcoming projectAfter the Dhurandhar franchise minted over ₹3,000 crore at the box office, Ranveer is now gearing up for his next project, the zombie thriller Pralay. The film will be directed by Jai Mehta, son of acclaimed filmmaker Hansal Mehta.