Lupin Part 4 Opens at No. 1 on Netflix with 6.4 Million Views

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October 28, 2026 Update: Lupin Part 4 Tops Netflix's Global Non-English TV Chart

Lupin Part 4 has opened at the top of Netflix's global non-English television ranking.

According to Netflix's official weekly Top 10 report published on October 27, the latest instalment of the French mystery series recorded approximately 6.4 million views during the reporting period of October 19–25, 2026.

The performance placed the series at No. 1 on the global non-English television chart.

The result is particularly notable because the return of Assane Diop also brought renewed attention to an earlier instalment.

Netflix reported that Lupin Part 1 re-entered the same weekly ranking at No. 10 with approximately 2.1 million views.

This suggests that the new episodes have encouraged additional viewing of the earlier story.

However, these figures need to be interpreted correctly.

Netflix calculates its reported views by dividing total hours watched by a title's runtime.

That means 6.4 million views should not be presented as proof that 6.4 million separate people watched the series.

It is also a global figure rather than a measurement of Nigerian viewership alone.

Why the New Season Is Attracting Attention

The latest story places Assane in another difficult situation.

He intends to complete his prison sentence and reunite with his family in Senegal.

However, a series of museum robberies threatens those plans.

When evidence appears to connect him to the crimes, Assane must investigate the person attempting to imitate his methods.

The premise creates an interesting reversal.

A character known for disguises, misdirection, and elaborate plans now faces someone using similar tactics against him.

For returning viewers, the new season offers another mystery built around deception and identity.

For newcomers, the renewed interest in Part 1 provides a reason to begin the series from its earlier chapters.

Flicklevel's Take

The first-week ranking demonstrates significant initial interest in Lupin Part 4.

However, one week's performance is not enough to establish its long-term popularity.

Future weekly rankings will provide a clearer picture of whether audiences continue watching at the same pace.

For now, the No. 1 debut confirms that Assane Diop remains a major presence in Netflix's international television lineup.