
Street Fighter 2026 Opens With Vidyut Jammwal and One Credits Scene
Kitao Sakurai's big-budget Capcom adaptation has hit theatres with a stacked cast and exactly one mid-credits scene for fans to stick around for.

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Kitao Sakurai's big-budget Capcom adaptation has hit theatres with a stacked cast and exactly one mid-credits scene for fans to stick around for.

Director Kitao Sakurai says Vidyut Jammwal's Dhalsim in the new Street Fighter film is more faithful than the game character itself, as the actor's Hollywood debut nears its October 16 India release.

Street Fighter hits theaters October 16, 2026, with Andrew Koji as Ryu, Noah Centineo as Ken and Jason Momoa as Blanka, reviving a franchise that last tried this in 1994.

Vidyut Jammwal’s Street Fighter hits screens Friday, October 16 — and early buzz from the LA premiere suggests it’s not just a game adaptation, but a full-throttle homage to 90s action excess.

Early reactions to Kitao Sakurai's Street Fighter, starring Andrew Koji, Noah Centineo and Callina Liang, are largely positive after its Hollywood premiere, with some critics comparing it to Bloodsport. A handful found the film uneven and the dialogue weak.

Noah Centineo says the stunt team studied over 150 characters' fighting styles to bring the video game to life. The result? A movie where every move feels like it came straight from the arcade.

Noah Centineo, Jason Momoa, and the rest of the Street Fighter cast are in London for the photocall ahead of the October 16 release. The film, based on the iconic video game series, brings Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li to life in a 1993-set battle royale with a deadly twist.

Vidyut Jammwal makes his Hollywood debut as Dhalsim in the new Street Fighter film, out October 16, alongside Jason Momoa, Callina Liang, 50 Cent and WWE stars Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes.

CAPE’s 35th anniversary gala in downtown LA will honor industry trailblazers including Street Fighter creator Kitao Sakurai, Netflix executive Jinny Howe and the female talent behind The Pitt, with performances and a star‑packed presenter lineup.