The Dhurandhar franchise, featuring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar, has emerged as a major success in Hindi cinema. Rather than demanding high upfront fees, both Singh and Dhar opted for a risk-sharing model, accepting smaller fixed fees in exchange for a share of the profits. Jyoti Deshpande, co-producer under Jio Studios, highlighted that this approach allowed both Singh and Dhar to benefit significantly from the film's success. The production costs for Dhurandhar nearly doubled, resulting in a two-part film that proved lucrative for all involved. Additionally, the franchise's OTT release strategy is noteworthy, featuring a dual release with different versions for international and Indian audiences. The “raw and undekha” version is available on Netflix, while the Indian version will premiere on JioHotstar, which secured the streaming rights for approximately ₹150 crore (roughly $18 million USD). This deal is considered one of the largest for an Indian film in recent years, promising an extended viewing experience for Indian audiences when it launches on June 4.