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Renowned for its dynamic characters and widespread popularity, the 'Street Fighter' franchise is about to make a significant comeback to the big screen. Filming for the reboot has finally started, and it features a brilliant and varied ensemble that should make for an exciting cinematic experience. Indian action actor Vidyut Jammwal, who is making his Hollywood debut in this eagerly awaited film, is one of the noteworthy additions.
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A Star-Studded Reboot Set in the 1990s Arcade Era
Filming for the upcoming remake of the cherished 'Street Fighter' franchise is under underway, directed by Kitao Sakurai. Legendary and Paramount, who just inked a three-year distribution agreement with 'Street Fighter' as their first film under the agreement, are working together on this eagerly awaited project.
The narrative takes set in 1993, when 'Street Fighter II' was the most popular arcade game in the world, perfectly encapsulating the heyday of fighting games. When the enigmatic Chun-Li (Callina Liang) recruits estranged fighters Ryu (Andrew Koji) and Ken Masters (Noah Centineo) for the upcoming World Warrior Tournament, they are dragged back into battle.
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In addition to setting the fighters against one another, this vicious battle of fists, fate, and rage reveals a deadly conspiracy that makes them face their inner demons. With the menacing phrase, "If they don't, it's GAME OVER!" the stakes are enormous.
A Global Cast Assembles to Revive an Iconic Franchise
A new cinematic remake of the cherished 'Street Fighter' franchise, which was based on the renowned video game series, promises intense action and a diverse cast. With Hollywood heavyweights Jason Momoa (Aquaman, Dune), Noah Centineo (To All the Boys I've Loved Before), and 50 Cent contributing a blend of star power, charisma, and flexibility, the highly anticipated live-action film's shooting has finally begun.
Here's the first look of the entire cast:
Adding to the buzz is Indian martial arts star Vidyut Jammwal, who makes his Hollywood debut playing Dhalsim, a fan-favorite character known for his mystical yoga-inspired fighting style and wisdom. The revival gains authenticity and excitement from Jammwal's reputation as a committed action actor and stunt performer.
With the film's release scheduled for 16th October, 2026, fans worldwide are eager to see how this fresh take honours the beloved fighting game's spirit.
