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Vidyut Jammwal Praises Co Stars Cultural Knowledge

PUBLISHED Oct 11, 2026, 4:08 AM ET

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Vidyut Jammwal, the Indian martial artist, recently highlighted that his co‑stars in the upcoming Hollywood film "Street Fighter" possess a deeper understanding of kalaripayattu and Indian culture than many Indians. He praised their dedication to authenticity, noting that they study traditional practices and history to bring realism to their roles. Jammwal, who will portray the mystical yogi Dhalsim, emphasized that this cultural respect enhances the film’s global appeal and honors the game’s legacy. The actor’s comments underscore the growing trend of international collaborations that value cultural accuracy and celebrate diverse traditions in mainstream cinema.

By Claire D. | JQJO News

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On August 21 2026 Jammwal steps onto set for Street Fighter filming.

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