Continuing its run of success, Anees Bazmee’s ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’ is now soaring as the #1 non-English film globally on Netflix.
The film is also in the Top 10 Films in 19 countries on Netflix.
The horror-comedy, starring Kartik Aaryan, Tabu, Kiara Advani, Rajpal Yadav, and Sanjay Mishra, is one of the biggest blockbuster Indian films of the year and has been watched for 16.4 million hours, UNI reported from New Delhi.
On the success of the film on Netflix, Kartik Aaryan said, “It’s been surreal to see the support from my fans, and so exciting to witness the appreciation pouring in from audiences all around the world. Our film is trending as the #1 Non-English film globally and in 19 countries since its release on Netflix. BB2 continues to get so much love in cinemas even today and it feels even more special when this love becomes universal and people around the world are connecting to it through the internet and breaking the language barrier.”
Talking about the continued success of the film on Netflix, Producer Bhushan Kumar shares, “My heart is full of gratitude as Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 becomes the #1 non-English film globally on Netflix. It’s wonderful to see audiences in 190 countries enjoying the film on Netflix, and we hope to continue entertaining more and more fans in different parts of the world!”
‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’, streaming only on Netflix.
Netflix to acquire WBD for total enterprise value of $82.7bn
Madras HC halts release of ‘Akhanda 2’ in major relief for Eros International
Kevin Vaz highlights India’s content surge at Asia TV Forum 2025
Gaurav Gandhi honored as M&E visionary at CII Summit 2025
Ministry of Tourism signs MoU with Netflix to showcase India’s destinations globally
GTPL Hathway unveils ‘GTPL Infinity’, new satellite-based HITS platform
S8UL launches India’s 1st FGC Talent Hunt for Tekken 8 & Street Fighter 6
‘One Two Cha Cha Chaa’ set for theatrical release Jan 2026
Nokia, Airtel team up to open 5G network APIs for India’s developers
Meta signs new deals with news outlets to boost AI
Prime Video sets final season of ‘Four More Shots Please!’ 


