Dhurandhar The Revenge OTT Views: Sequel hits 3.1M global views; Part 1 and Raw version double-chart in India

It is not often that we see a single film dominate the charts in two different versions at the same time, but Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar is doing exactly that on Netflix. During the latest tracking window from May 18 to May 24, 2026, the film has pulled off a rare double-charting feat in India. The newly released uncut version, titled Dhurandhar (Raw & Undekha), has grabbed the Number 2 spot, while the original version of the film has climbed back up to occupy the Number 4 position.

This simultaneous dominance is a fascinating case of defying viewership cannibalisation. Usually, when a new or extended version of a film is released, it tends to pull the audience away from the older version. However, in this instance, it seems to have triggered a massive rewatch cycle. Fans are actively streaming both versions side-by-side to compare the scenes and catch the differences, which is an exceptionally rare anomaly for Indian cinema on a global streaming platform. If you look at the domestic performance, the original Dhurandhar has managed to stay in the Top 10 for a staggering 17 weeks. Here is the complete Top 10 breakdown for the Indian market:

The success is not just limited to the domestic market. On the global stage, the sequel, Dhurandhar The Revenge (Raw & Undekha), has secured the 5th spot in the Non-English movies category. The numbers are quite impressive, with 1.3 million views recorded just this week and a staggering 49 million hours viewed. The film has a massive runtime of 3 hours and 52 minutes, which makes those high watch hours even more significant. By the end of its second weekend, the total views for this specific uncut version have reached 3.1 million worldwide.

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• 03. Coco Before Chanel (1,700,000 Views | 3,200,000 Hours)
• 04. The Bus: A French Football Mutiny (1,500,000 Views | 2,000,000 Hours)
• 05. Dhurandhar The Revenge (Raw & Undekha) (1,300,000 Views | 4,900,000 Hours)
• 06. Number One (1,100,000 Views | 19,00,000 Hours)
• 07. My Dearest Assassin (1,100,000 Views | 23,00,000 Hours)
• 08. Je m’appelle Agneta (9,00,000 Views | 18,00,000 Hours)
• 09. Village of the Dead (8,00,000 Views | 12,00,000 Hours)
• 10. Hidden Enemy (7,00,000 Views | 13,00,000 Hours)

A major factor behind this viral momentum is the inclusion of nearly 4 minutes of entirely unseen footage in the international uncut version of the sequel, Dhurandhar The Revenge (Raw & Undekha). This has sparked a significant wave across social media platforms like Instagram, with fans encouraging others to experience the unfiltered narrative. On the global stage, this specific version has secured the Number 1 spot in 7 countries—including Bangladesh, Bahrain, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan—while maintaining a Top 10 presence in 13 countries. With a massive runtime of 3 hours and 52 minutes, the film recorded 1.3 million views and an impressive 49 million viewing hours this week, solidifying its position at Number 5 on the global non-English movie chart. Meanwhile, in India, the film’s popularity has trickled back to the original part, causing both versions of the franchise to trend in the Top 5 simultaneously.

Logically, this trend suggests that audiences are increasingly interested in extended director’s cuts that offer a deeper dive into the story. For a film like Dhurandhar, which follows a high-stakes mission into a criminal underworld, those extra minutes of raw footage have clearly added enough value to bring viewers back for a second or even third viewing. Seeing the original version stay in the Top 10 for 17 weeks while the new version climbs the charts is a testament to the enduring popularity of this franchise.