Jio Studios has embarked on a new strategic initiative on the international stage with its film Dhurandhar: The Revenge, and the results have been nothing short of spectacular.

Through this film, the studio has ventured into foreign markets where the reach of Indian cinema typically remains limited. The film's performance in Finland, in particular, has been astonishing. While Indian films in the region typically generate business of only €4,000–€5,000, Dhurandhar: The Revenge has set a new record by grossing approximately €36,000 in its very first week. This figure serves as a clear indication that the film has successfully carved out a special niche for itself among the local audience.

An intriguing reason behind the film's popularity has also come to light. Prior to his visit to India (March 2026), Alexander Stubb watched Dhurandhar (2025) on the recommendation of his son. He openly praised the film and expressed his enthusiasm for its sequel. This reaction from the President generated significant buzz on social media, thereby garnering additional recognition and audience attention for the film in Finland.

Beyond Finland, the film has also been released in emerging international markets such as Ukraine, Romania, Chile, Mexico, and Cyprus. The film's presence in these new territories demonstrates that Indian cinema is now transcending traditional boundaries to reach out to new audience segments on a global scale.

All in all, Dhurandhar: The Revenge is emerging as more than just a film; it represents a new direction for the global expansion of Indian content.