'Dhurandhar: Raw And Undekha', released on May 22, 2026, on Netflix and JioHotstar, offers a fresh take on the original film without introducing new scenes. The runtime aligns with the previous OTT release, yet the experience is markedly different. The film's visual intensity is heightened through enhanced color grading, making blood and wounds appear more pronounced, thus amplifying the overall brutality of the narrative. Most notably, the dialogues are unfiltered, allowing characters to express themselves with raw aggression. For instance, the character Hamza Ali Mazari's entrance into Lyari is now marked by more explicit language, enhancing the tension of confrontations. The portrayal of Uzair Baloch shifts from restrained to volatile, while Rehman Dakait's aggressive demeanor is emphasized through blunt dialogues. The film's climax showcases a pivotal transformation in Hamza, where his emotional breakdown is expressed through intense language, marking a departure from the more controlled theatrical version. Overall, 'Raw And Undekha' does not alter the storyline but reveals the previously muted intensity of the characters, making it a louder and more visceral experience.