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Based on the bestselling trilogy by Polish author Blanka Lipińska, 365 Days follows the story of Laura Biel, a young Polish woman who is kidnapped by Massimo Torricelli, a dominant Sicilian mafia boss. Massimo imprisons Laura and gives her exactly 365 days to fall in love with him.

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Due to platform interface quirks, Netflix may not display the Hindi dub option prominently for every title, but it is available across all regions where the film is streaming. A known issue is that the Netflix Hindi audio track may not match the on-screen lip movements since the original film was not shot in Hindi.

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“365 Days,” directed by Barbara Bialowas and Tomasz Mandes, is based on the first novel in a trilogy by Polish author Blanka Lipinska. The film premiered theatrically in Poland in February 2020, grossing nearly $9 million in its home country before its global Netflix debut on June 7, 2020. Within just two days of arriving on Netflix, it became the platform’s most-streamed movie worldwide. If you want to explore more about this

Netflix typically releases the "Uncut" version globally. The Hindi dub contains the same explicit scenes as the Polish/English versions. It is rated A (Adults Only – 18+).

The Hindi-dubbed version of 365 Days is technically available, but due to its controversial and potentially harmful depiction of consent and relationships, it is for general viewing. If watched, it should be critically analyzed, not romanticized.