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According to a report by Bollywood Hungama, Netflix had initially shown strong interest in acquiring the streaming rights for both parts together, even before the first film’s theatrical release. A source quoted by the publication revealed, “Netflix wanted to buy both instalments for ₹175 crore prior to the release of the first part.”

However, confident in the film’s theatrical potential, Jio Studios decided to wait and assess the audience response. That calculated move appears to have paid off handsomely.

Following the impressive performance of Dhurandhar Part One, Jio Studios reportedly sealed a massive ₹150 crore OTT deal for the second part alone, almost double the amount Netflix paid for the streaming rights of the first film. This development highlights the film’s growing market value and the studio’s strategic foresight.