Netflix and Yash Raj Films (YRF) have announced a partnership to bring select iconic Bollywood films to audiences across the globe. Starting today, viewers can experience the magic of YRF films on Netflix. The partnership provides access to a curated line-up of YRF films that will unfold across stages to celebrate special occasions, festivals and favorite cinematic moments – giving fans around the world the chance to watch their favorite films at home.
Netflix and YRF partner to stream over 50 years of Bollywood classics across the world including Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan films
Celebrating the King of Bollywood, here are Shah Rukh Khan’s nine most memorable films Those with heart will take the bride, love, the heart is crazy, Veer-Zara, And Chak De India Will launch on November 1, his birthday weekend. Similarly, Salman Khan’s three blockbuster films – Ek Tha Tiger, Sultan And tiger is alive – Will be streamed on December 27 to commemorate the superstar’s birthday.
From November 14, Yash Raj Films’ classic titles like Moonlight, Sometimes, Vijay, Moments, And continuation will be available to audiences seeking a timeless cinematic experience. Get ready to relive the magic of Ranveer Singh with his most talked-about movies – Band Baaja Baaraat, Ladies Vs Ricky Bahl, Kill Dil, Befikre And goons Celebrating a decade of unforgettable characters and the blockbuster energy of Baba, releasing on 5th December.
Perfect for your festive mood, 34 movies, including Bunty and Babli, we and you, a little love, a little magic, will you be friends with me And Ta Ra Rum PumWill be streamed during the holiday season, with two films premiering daily from December 12 to 28.
This festival will continue till 2026. The Valentine’s Week collection, starting February 7, features eight beloved romance stories – including Sathiya, Ishqzaade, stay away oh beauties And hello hello– Will be released for the audience’s enjoyment during the season of love. Fans can also look forward to blockbuster franchises from YRF, like the adrenaline-fuelled sputter Trilogy (streaming from November 28) and entertaining manly Series (January 22, 2026).
Reflecting on the enduring legacy of Yash Raj Films and its new chapter with Netflix, Akshay Vidhani, CEO, Yash Raj Films, said, “For more than 50 years, Yash Raj Films has been fortunate to help shape the heart and soul of Indian cinema through its iconic stories. We are extremely grateful for the love and faith audiences have shown in our films. Bringing this remarkable cinematic legacy to Netflix gives the world a chance to experience the color, music and magic of India and Indian cinema, which can be YRF has always defined dreams, inspired generations and brought the heartbeat of Indian storytelling to the world. Our library is more than a collection of iconic films, it’s a gateway to five decades of culture, creativity and passion. We’re thrilled that this legacy will now find new audiences and speak to new generations on Netflix.
Monica Shergill, Vice President, Content, Netflix India shares, “This partnership marks a milestone for Indian cinema on Netflix. For almost a decade, we have been proud to be the home of the best stories from India, delighting audiences around the world. From the beloved docu-series The Romantics, which offered an intimate glimpse into the legacy of Yash Raj Films, to now bringing these timeless blockbusters to our members, we are committed to promoting the depth, diversity and spirit of Indian cinema. Deepening our commitment to storytelling. This collaboration brings together the rich heritage of YRF and the unique reach of Netflix to celebrate Indian cinema, not just in India, but as these films arrive on Netflix, fans will be able to relive the magic of the bygone eras, while discovering their eternal charm for the first time, through festivals and special moments.
This collaboration gives Netflix members unparalleled access to YRF’s most beloved titles, adding to the rich collection of Indian films already available on the service. This partnership celebrates not only the films, but also over 50 years of cinematic legacy and storytelling that have shaped Indian cinema, Indian and South Asian pop culture and captured hearts around the world.
