The wait for India’s highest-grossing film is ending. Aditya Dhar’s action epic Dhurandhar: The Revenge is officially bringing its unfiltered chaos to JioHotstar. While international audiences are already streaming the Ranveer Singh film on Netflix, Indian viewers are getting an exclusive “Raw & Undekha” cut starting next month.
The digital rollout begins with a special grand premiere on June 4, 2026, at 7 PM IST. This early access window includes a 30-minute pre-show featuring behind-the-scenes footage and cast interactions, according to India Today. The film then becomes available to all JioHotstar subscribers for regular streaming on June 5.
The real draw here is the promised “Raw & Undekha” version. Fans are highly anticipating the restoration of graphic violence and explicit language that the Central Board of Film Certification forced out of the theatrical run. This streaming cut reportedly reinstates extended hammer attacks and a highly discussed sequence where gangster Uzair Baloch, played by Danish Pandor, plays football with a severed head, a detail heavily covered by The Indian Express. It highlights a growing trend of Bollywood cinema pushing boundaries, much like how upcoming action film Arjun Naga is actively hunting for intense villain performances.
The split-platform strategy highlights a highly competitive streaming bidding war. JioHotstar reportedly secured the domestic digital rights for ₹150 crore and intentionally held the release until after the IPL 2026 finale. The delay builds on unprecedented theatrical momentum. Dhurandhar 2 broke the bank, grossing over ₹1,800 crore worldwide and officially surpassing Baahubali 2: The Conclusion in global lifetime collections. The theatrical version netted over ₹1,144 crore domestically alone. Now, the uncensored digital drop leans completely into the gore to secure those post-IPL streaming subscriptions.