Dhurandhar Starring Ranveer Singh Hits 23 Million Views; Sets All Time Record for Indian Films on Netflix Global Top 10
Dhurandhar, the high-octane action thriller starring Ranveer Singh, has officially set a new benchmark for Indian cinema in the digital space. By the conclusion of its sixth weekend on Netflix, the Aditya Dhar directorial has amassed a staggering 23 million views, effectively becoming the most-watched Indian film on the platform among post-theatrical releases since 2024. This milestone solidifies Ranveer Singh's massive pull not just at the domestic box office, but across a global streaming audience. The film's performance is characterized by an extraordinary level of consistency, having maintained its position in the Netflix Global Top 10 for 6 consecutive weeks. By crossing the 23 million mark, Dhurandhar has outpaced several major blockbusters from the last two years. It has officially overtaken the viewership records of Dulquer Salmaan's Lucky Baskhar (19.4M), Vijay Sethupathi's Maharaja (18.6M), the heist comedy Crew (17.9M), and the critically acclaimed Laapataa Ladies (17.1M). (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({})  Even in its sixth week of release, the film continues to dominate the domestic charts in India. For the period of March 2 – March 8, Dhurandhar held firm at the #4 spot on the Netflix India Top 10 list. Despite the influx of newer titles and trending classics like Raazi, Padmaavat, and Jolly LLB 3, the Ranveer Singh starrer remains a primary choice for viewers, showcasing incredible legs and repeat-watch value that is rare for big-budget action films. The success of Dhurandhar marks a significant shift in how Indian mass entertainers perform globally. While films like Crew previously held strong with a 4-week stint in the Global Top 10, Dhurandhar has extended that dominance to a month and a half. With no signs of slowing down, the film is expected to further extend its record, setting an almost insurmountable target for upcoming big-ticket Bollywood and South Indian releases on the platform.