Dhurandhar: The Revenge Uncut Version Set for Netflix India Release

Mumbai: Following intense speculation across social media platforms, streaming giant Netflix India has dropped a massive hint confirming the domestic digital release of Dhurandhar: The Revenge (Raw & Undekha). The Aditya Dhar-directed spy action-thriller, which shattered box office records earlier this year, is poised to bring its raw, unedited violence to Indian mobile and television screens.  

The franchise recently ignited a massive corporate streaming war when its first installment dropped its extended "Raw & Undekha" cut simultaneously on competing platforms. For the blockbuster sequel, JioHotstar aggressively secured the exclusive initial streaming rights within India for a staggering ₹150 crore, premiering the film earlier this June. Meanwhile, Netflix retained the international streaming rights, releasing the unrated cut overseas in mid-May.

However, the legal window restricting Netflix from broadcasting the sequel within India has reportedly lapsed. Eagle-eyed subscribers noticed that Netflix India has officially activated the landing title page for Dhurandhar The Revenge (Raw & Undekha), carrying a TV-MA rating for extreme violence and gory action sequence fragments.  

The "Raw & Undekha" version boasts an extensive runtime of 3 hours and 52 minutes, incorporating crucial narrative sequences that were heavily toned down or trimmed by the central censor board for the theatrical run. The plot follows an undercover Indian intelligence operative, Hamza (played by Ranveer Singh), as he dives deeper into Pakistan's treacherous underworld to dismantle organized terror networks from within.  

Industry insiders suggest that the explosive uncut version, which also stars R. Madhavan, Akshaye Khanna, and Sanjay Dutt, will officially launch for Indian audiences tomorrow, June 19, 2026. Representatives from Netflix India have teased fans on social media to keep their notifications on, signaling that the ultimate action feast is finally coming home.