Overview
- Netflix India began streaming the international uncut version of Dhurandhar: The Revenge on Friday, June 19, making the previously overseas edit available to Indian subscribers.
- This Netflix cut restores uncensored dialogue and longer, more graphic action sequences reported to include hammer attacks, beheadings, a cement‑block climax, and an unseen Lyari gang‑war scene.
- The move follows an earlier domestic OTT debut on JioHotstar in early June that used an edited, muted print and drew criticism for being presented as a live broadcast rather than an on‑demand release.
- The film remains a major commercial event, with box‑office tracker Sacnilk reporting about Rs 1,813 crore worldwide and the franchise now holding multi‑thousand crore grosses.
- Available in multiple Indian languages and produced by JioStudios and B62 Studios, the two different OTT cuts give viewers choice and could prompt sharper industry debate over censorship, platform strategy, and how cinematic portrayals of real places are handled.