Ranveer Singh’s spy saga has become one of the biggest Indian film stories of the year — a two-part blockbuster that rewrote box-office records. With the second film, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, crossing a staggering ₹1,800 crore worldwide, more people than ever are asking the same question: where can you actually watch these films online? The answer is a little complicated, because the two films stream on different services depending on where you live. Here is the complete, current picture.
Dhurandhar (Part 1): Netflix
The first film is streaming on Netflix, where it landed on January 30, 2026. It is available to subscribers across India as well as in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, with versions in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu. One thing to know: the Netflix cut runs roughly nine to ten minutes shorter than the theatrical version, which clocked in at around three hours and thirty-four minutes. The film also got its television premiere on Star Gold back in May, so it shows up in TV listings from time to time as well.
Dhurandhar: The Revenge (Part 2): JioHotstar in India, Netflix internationally
The sequel follows a split-platform strategy, so where you watch depends on where you are. In India, it streams on JioHotstar, where it began streaming on June 5, 2026 — ahead of which the platform staged a grand digital premiere the evening before. Outside India, international audiences can watch it on Netflix, where it became available around mid-May 2026. Both platforms carry the film’s extended “Raw & Undekha” edition, a longer cut with extra footage and unfiltered content that was not in the theatrical release. If you prefer the small-screen TV experience, the sequel made its world television premiere on Star Gold on October 18, 2026 — yesterday — so keep an eye on the channel’s repeat schedule.
What is NOT available
As of now, neither film is on Amazon Prime Video, Zee5 or SonyLIV. Digital rental or purchase options on storefronts like YouTube Movies have not been confirmed either — both films are currently streaming exclusives rather than rent-or-buy titles. Streaming line-ups change all the time and availability varies by country, so it is always worth checking the Netflix and JioHotstar apps in your region before you settle in.
