Dhurandhar: The Revenge Raw and Undekha will stream on JioHotstar in India from June 5, 2026, after a grand digital premiere on June 4 at 7 PM. The big question now is simple: will Indian viewers get the same raw and uncut version that Netflix has already released internationally?
Based on JioHotstar’s official update, the platform is not positioning this as a softer India-only edit. JioHotstar has announced the film as “Raw & Undekha”, the same language being used around the extended international streaming version. That makes this a much bigger OTT update than a routine post-theatrical release.
Dhurandhar 2 JioHotstar release date in India
JioHotstar’s official social update says Dhurandhar: The Revenge Raw & Undekha will have a grand digital premiere on June 4 at 7 PM. Regular streaming begins from June 5, 2026, only on JioHotstar in India.
The announcement landed after international viewers had already started watching the film on Netflix. That split release has created some understandable confusion, because Netflix is carrying the film outside India while JioHotstar has the India streaming window.
Is JioHotstar’s Raw and Undekha version the same as Netflix’s Raw and Uncut version?
The safest answer for now: it appears to be the same extended, raw version in spirit and likely in content, but final shot-for-shot confirmation will only be possible once the JioHotstar stream goes live.
Here is why the signs point in that direction. JioHotstar is officially using the Raw & Undekha label for India. Reports around the Netflix international version describe it as the raw, uncut, extended version, with a runtime of around 3 hours and 52 minutes. Several reports also say this version restores footage that was not part of the Indian theatrical cut, including more graphic violence, extended action beats, and uncensored dialogue.
So for viewers asking whether JioHotstar’s Raw and Undekha cut will match Netflix’s raw and uncut release, the practical expectation is yes. But because platforms can still differ in subtitles, certification cards, regional language options, disclaimers, and tiny compliance edits, it is better to call it the same extended cut by positioning rather than claim perfect technical parity before release day.
Why India is getting it later than Netflix
The delay comes down to platform rights and release strategy. Netflix is streaming Dhurandhar: The Revenge internationally, while JioHotstar is handling India. That is why viewers outside India could access the film first, while Indian viewers now have a separate JioHotstar date.
The June 5 date also places the India OTT release after the IPL window, which makes sense for JioHotstar from a programming point of view. Instead of dropping the film into a crowded sports period, the platform is turning it into a separate digital event.
What is expected in the Raw and Undekha cut?
The extended streaming version is being discussed as a more intense version of the theatrical film. Reports around the Netflix cut point to restored violent moments, longer action stretches, and uncensored lines that were toned down for theatres.
That is why the JioHotstar wording matters. If this were only the standard theatrical version, the platform would not need to lean so heavily on Raw & Undekha. The phrase signals that the India release is being sold as the version fans were waiting for, not just a delayed digital upload.
Bingebaaz take
This is a smart recovery move from JioHotstar. Netflix got the international buzz first, but JioHotstar now has a clear India hook: the film is not just arriving late, it is arriving as an event cut with extra heat around what was missing in theatres.
For Indian viewers, the clean takeaway is this: Dhurandhar: The Revenge Raw and Undekha premieres on JioHotstar on June 4 at 7 PM and starts streaming from June 5, 2026. It is expected to line up with the raw and uncut Netflix version in all major ways, but the final side-by-side comparison should wait until the JioHotstar version is actually live.