After setting the Indian box office on fire, Ranveer Singh and Aditya Dhar’s blockbuster Dhurandhar is now headed to Japan. On Wednesday, the makers of the film confirmed it will be released in Japan, unveiling an international poster. And social media users couldn’t stop gushing over the poster’s high-octane vibe, dubbing it “dope”.
Dhurandhar heads to Japan
On Wednesday, the makers of the film took to social media to announce the release date of Aditya Dhar’s spy thriller in Japan. The film will be released in Japan on July 10.
The update was shared along with the international poster, which features Ranveer Singh as Hamza. The caption of the post read, “It’s time for Japan to experience the Dhurandhar energy! Arriving in theatres across Japan on 10.7.2026.”
As soon as the update surfaced on social media, social media users wasted no time in showering love on the new international poster. Fans flooded timelines with praise, calling it perfectly tailored for a global audience.
“Looks sick asf,” one comment read, with another sharing, “Dude.. it’s a real Poster!” One social media user wrote, “This poster slaps”, with one mentioning, “I love how modest Japanese movie posters look”.
One fan wrote, “Poster looking dope asf”, with one fan mentioning, “Dhurandhar in Japanese will be more deadly with that accent.”
About Dhurandhar
Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar shattered box-office records and drew praise from celebrities across industries. The first film was released last year in December. The sequel, Dhurandhar The Revenge, was released in theatres on March 19. It drew massive crowds to theatres across the globe.
The two-part spy thriller franchise has been a massive box office success, collectively earning over ₹3,000 crore worldwide. The first instalment, released in December 2025, grossed around ₹1300 crore globally and received both critical and commercial acclaim. It tells the story of an Indian spy infiltrating Karachi’s criminal and political underworld in Pakistan. The plot weaves together several real-life events involving geopolitical tensions, such as the 1999 IC-814 hijacking, the 2001 Indian Parliament attack, the 2008 Mumbai attacks, and events surrounding Operation Lyari.
The sequel showed how Ranveer Singh’s character was trained to become Hamza Ali Mazari. It also takes the story forward, showing him taking control of the power dynamics in Lyari while working to dismantle a terror network in Pakistan that threatens India. The film also featured Arjun Rampal, R Madhavan, Rakesh Bedi, Sara Arjun, Danish Pandor and Sanjay Dutt.