Dhurandhar 2 on Netflix: Overseas fans get raw, undekha’ cut from May 14, India has to wait



New DelhiMay 8, 2026 04:56 PM IST Dhurandhar: The Revenge is finally heading to OTT.After a blockbuster theatrical run, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is finally heading to OTT — and international audiences are getting something extra. Netflix has announced that an extended “Raw and Undekha” version of the action thriller will begin streaming overseas from May 14, 2026, sparking major excitement among fans of the franchise. Extended version on Netflix The overseas Netflix listing has grabbed attention because the film appears on the platform as Dhurandhar: The Revenge (Raw and Undekha), hinting at unseen footage and a slightly different viewing experience from the theatrical release.Interestingly, the OTT cut comes with a runtime of 3 hours and 52 minutes, making it nearly three minutes longer than the theatrical version, which ran for 3 hours, 49 minutes and 6 seconds. The extended edition is being promoted as a more “raw” and complete version of the film, though the makers have not officially disclosed what additional footage has been included. Is there still something left to come from Dhurandhar The Revenge? This was taken from Netflix pic.twitter.com/bj9m7lR4Q7 — 🔱 (@dacoit_rvs) May 8, 2026 For viewers who already watched the film in theatres, the extended runtime has become a major talking point online. Meanwhile, audiences outside India who missed the theatrical release will get to experience the film for the first time in what is being marketed as its most complete version yet. ALSO READ: ‘Silent killer’: When Trisha Krishnan said she hates Vijay’s silences as TVK faces swearing-in roadblock JioHotstar to stream Dhurandhar 2 in India While Netflix will handle the international release, the film’s India streaming rights are with JioHotstar. However, it remains unclear whether Indian audiences will also get access to the extended “Raw and Undekha” cut. Dhurandhar 3 on the cards? Adding to the growing buzz around the franchise, Jio Studios co-producer Jyoti Deshpande recently hinted that the makers may not be done with the Dhurandhar universe yet. Speaking to Bollywood Hungama, she teased an upcoming surprise for fans.Story continues below this ad “We’re not done with Dhurandhar yet. We’ll hopefully have a surprise for the audience later this year. There’s something up our sleeves,” she said. Her statement has fuelled speculation about a possible third instalment in the franchise following the success of both Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge. However, Rakesh Bedi, who played Jameel Jamali in both films, had earlier shared a different opinion about the franchise’s future. In an interview with Zoom, the actor addressed speculation around a third instalment and said, “I don’t think a third part will happen. But Dhurandhar is a franchise, and it can be made with some other actors at any given point of time. The story ends with the spy going back to his nation.”Story continues below this ad About Dhurandhar 2 Directed by Aditya Dhar, the sequel follows Jaskirat Singh Rangi, played by Ranveer Singh, as he transforms into the feared Hamza Ali Mazari while operating deep inside Karachi’s underworld. After eliminating gangster Rehman Dakait in the first film, Hamza rises through the ranks of Lyari’s criminal network in an attempt to dismantle terror infrastructure from within. The film features an ensemble cast including R Madhavan, Sara Arjun, Sanjay Dutt, Rakesh Bedi and Danish Pandor. Dhurandhar: The Revenge recently completed 50 days in theatres after releasing on March 19, 2026.

Rakesh Bedi joins Nora Fatehi for a dance track after the success of Dhurandhar 2.Following the massive success of Dhurandhar films, veteran actor Rakesh Bedi is enjoying a renewed wave of popularity and opportunities. Known for his impactful role in the action franchise, the actor has now taken a surprising turn by stepping into the world of dance, teaming up with Nora Fatehi for a special song. Sharing a clip on Instagram, Rakesh Bedi shared, “Today I am shooting with one of the biggest stars of India. Biggest sensation, great actor, great dancer. None other than Nora Fatehi!” Nora Fatehi then entered the frame and said, “Hi, sir, we are so excited to have you with us.” Nora said, “You are killing it, Sir!” Rakesh replied, “I tried my best to compete with you, to be as good as you are!” Nora added, “Aap ka dance bohot achcha hain, aapne bohot achcha kiya (You dance really well and you did so good)! I cannot wait for everyone to see the song so that they can see your moves!” Watch Rakesh Bedi’s clip with Nora Fatehi: Rakesh added, “Kitna jhoot bolti hain ye (How much she lies)!” Nora laughed and said, “Nahi sach sach bol rahi hoon (I am saying the truth). I am saying that sir killed it, and it has a really good vibe. You have to see this song to believe it. We are so excited for you guys to see it. I feel like, in all weddings, people will play this song!” Rakesh Bedi’s life after Dhurandhar Rakesh Bedi plays Jameel Jamali, a pivotal and breakout character in Aditya Dhar’s blockbuster spy film Dhurandhar (2025) and its sequel Dhurandhar: The Revenge (2026). After the success of Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar 2, Rakesh Bedi’s life has seen a noticeable transformation, both professionally and in terms of public visibility. The veteran actor has been trending across social media, with clips from the film and his performances turning into viral moments. This renewed popularity has translated into a surge in brand endorsements and ad campaigns, with Bedi becoming a familiar face in several viral commercials. From being celebrated for his comic timing to now embracing dance numbers and mainstream visibility, his post-Dhurandhar 2 phase reflects a career revival where he is connecting with a younger audience while enjoying a fresh wave of recognition across platforms.
MumbaiUpdated: Apr 29, 2026 08:08 PM IST Dhurandhar actors Vikramm Bhambri, Hirav Mehta, and Rajat Arora on Leh Ladakh and Thailand schedule (Photos: Hirav Mehta, Rajat Arora / Instagram) Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar has seen phenomenal success with both parts. Recently, in a conversation with SCREEN, actors Vikramm Bhambri, Hirav Mehta, and Rajat Arora recalled shooting for the blockbuster. They discussed the health challenges they faced during the Leh-Ladakh schedule, and also spoke about the Lyari set that was put up in Thailand. They also shared that around 100-200 people from the production team fell sick due to food poisoning during the shooting. Lyari set was made in Thailand Talking about the Lyari set that was built in Thailand, Rajat Arora shared, “Lyari set was put up in Thailand, some of it was also shot in Amritsar. A few scenes were shot in Chandigarh too. Most of the Lyari scenes were shot in Thailand. In Thailand, it would rain at any time; the set was spread across 6 acres. They actually constructed Lyari; no one has been there, but seeing the videos and footage from there, they created a set. When we entered, it actually felt like we were in Pakistan.” Dhurandhar’s Lyari set in Thailand (Photo: YouTube Screengrab)Also Read: Will there be Dhurandhar 3? Cast reveals why even 300 hours of footage isn’t enough for another installment Leh Ladakh schedule was initially supposed to happen in Kargil Sharing another interesting anecdote, the actors shared how a section of Dhurandhar was to be shot in Kargil, but after the unfortunate Pahalgam attacks, things changed. Vikarmm Bhambri shared, “We had to shift the Kargil schedule to Leh due to the Pahalgham attacks. We did not get the permissions. Initially, when we were told about the location, Kargil, we felt proud. It’s a dream for every Indian to visit there once, see that place, we also thought we would get to go there, but that didn’t happen because of the unfortunate attack. The schedule also got delayed; we were worried about how it would happen, whether it would happen or not.” Dhurandar’s Balochistan set in Leh Ladakh (Photo: YouTube Screengrab)Hirav Mehta also spoke about the health challenges people faced while shooting in Leh. He recalled, “When we landed, the production house gave us one day to acclimate in Leh Ladakh. I felt all good when we landed, but later oxygen levels started dropping in the body. By evening, my body started giving up, I had a headache, and started feeling nauseous. I slept without having dinner, and the next day I was alright. They made the entire Balochistan set there, Flipperachi one. What I loved about the production house was that we were shooting between mountains, we had to do off-roading, and go to the place, they arranged the best vanity vans and food. There were ambulances and a team of doctors for those who fell sick due to the high altitude. People were actually falling sick, especially the production people, who had to do a lot of running around, so they would have issues with oxygen levels.” Vikramm also added, “The weather conditions were in our favor, the day our shoot ended, it started raining the next day. My shoot was last, and we were shooting in the interiors, so duE to exertion and dust, I faced some breathing issues. Some food poisoning incidents happened there due to a chicken disease going on there.” Hirav shared, “the shoot got canceled, since a lot of people behind the camera started falling sick. Initially, I thought it was due to the oxygen, but later we got to know that there was bird flu, due to which non-veg was contaminated. This had even come in the news, between 100 and 200 people had fallen sick. It wasn’t the production’s mistake, though. We were provided with the best quality of food.” About Dhurandhar Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar has emerged to be one of the biggest blockbusters of all time in Bollywood. The film was released in two parts, and together they earned over Rs 3000 cror
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