Fans of ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ are in for a different viewing experience as the film’s fully uncut international version is finally reaching Indian audiences. Almost two months after the Ranveer Singh-led spy thriller dominated the box office, Netflix India has announced that it will stream the uncensored version of the blockbuster along with the previously released ‘Raw & Undekha’ version.Netflix India teased the release on Thursday with a new promotional video shared across its social media platforms, confirming that the international cut will be available for streaming from June 19.Unlike the version shown in Indian theatres, this version restores the original foreign cut, has unmuted dialogues, uncensored language and the full audio track. The film will be available in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam languages.The release comes shortly after the film’s Indian OTT debut on JioHotstar on June 4. While fans were eager to watch action thrillers at home, the platform faced backlash for opting for a live-stream format instead of offering films on demand.The Netflix version also brings back several scenes that were either shortened or removed from the theatrical release. Viewers can expect extended action sequences, strong language and more graphic depictions of violence.One of the most talked about additions is the beheading sequence involving Uzair Baloch and Arshad Pappu, a scene that was heavily promoted in the trailer but was ultimately omitted from the theatrical cut. Several action set pieces have also been restored, including hammer attacks, beheadings and moments from the film’s brutal cement-block climax.
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The Leary Gang Wars chapter has also been expanded with additional footage. One of the restored scenes is where Hamza attacks a man using a flaming fireball. International Cut retains all abusive language and insults without censorship.managed by Aditya Dhar‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ has emerged as the biggest commercial success of Indian cinema. Since its theatrical release on March 19, 2026, the film has grossed ₹1,813 crore worldwide, including ₹1,149 crore in India and ₹438 crore from overseas territories.Blockbuster is the only Hindi film and the third Indian film to cross the ₹1,000 crore nett mark in India. It is currently ranked as the second-highest grossing Indian film worldwide, behind only ‘Dangal’.With the latest success of the sequel, the overall ‘Dhurandhar’ franchise has now crossed the Rs 3,200 crore mark worldwide.
