The film crossed the Rs 100 crore mark within days of release and continued its momentum over the following weeks, drawing sustained footfalls across domestic and overseas markets.
January streaming window comes into focus
Industry tracking reports indicate that Dhurandhar is expected to premiere on OTT on January 30, 2026. While the makers have not issued a formal announcement, the timeline aligns with the film’s extended theatrical window and its continued box office performance.
The digital debut is set to be a major draw, given the scale of the film’s cinema run and its wide appeal across markets.
Netflix secures high-value digital rights
As reported by Sacnilk, the digital streaming rights for Dhurandhar have been acquired by Netflix. The deal reportedly covers both Dhurandhar (2025) and its upcoming sequel Dhurandhar 2 (2026), with the combined agreement valued at around Rs 130 crore.
The acquisition marks a significant milestone for Ranveer Singh, setting a new personal benchmark for his films in the digital market.
A story rooted in covert intelligence operations
The film centers on Jaskirat Singh, played by Ranveer Singh, a convicted criminal whose sentence takes an unexpected turn. He is recruited by Ajay Sanyal, portrayed by R. Madhavan, the Chief of the Intelligence Bureau, for a high-risk covert mission.
Operating under a false identity, Jaskirat is sent to Karachi’s Lyari area to break the nexus between the ISI and terror groups. His operation faces resistance from Rehman Dakait, a feared gangster played by Akshaye Khanna, escalating the narrative into a tense geopolitical thriller.
Record-breaking box office performance
The film’s commercial numbers underline its impact. Dhurandhar has recorded an India net collection of Rs 825.1 crore, with India gross earnings at Rs 989.9 crore. Overseas collections stand at Rs 293.6 crore, taking the worldwide gross to Rs 1,283.5 crore.
With its sustained theatrical dominance and impending digital release, Dhurandhar now enters its next phase with expectations firmly set on streaming viewership.
