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The highly anticipated Street Fighter film, which has already assembled a significant portion of its cast, has just added Vidyut Jammwal to play the flame-throwing Dhalsim character. This brings a true Bollywood action cinema icon into the fold. Known for his mastery of Kalaripayattu, an ancient Indian martial art, Jammwal has led several impressive action films in his Bollywood career. Here are five Vidyut Jammwal action movies that Street Fighter enthusiasts should watch before the upcoming World Warrior tournament hits the silver screen.

Initially, many theories about the Back to the Future movies were developed to fill small gaps in the plot or to maintain the films’ internal time travel consistency. Upon closer examination, however, these theories significantly alter our perspective of the stories, subtly modifying the underlying themes of the franchise. Essentially, after listening to these fan theories, one cannot help but see Back to the Future in a completely different light.

Initially, it was Awkwafina and Anthony Ramos who took the stage, and their choices were as diverse as they are captivating. When asked about their preferred on-screen villain, Ramos enthusiastically pointed to the Joker, specifically Heath Ledger’s portrayal, calling it “legendary.” On the other hand, Awkwafina veered off in a unique direction, expressing her fondness for Plankton, stating that she simply adores him.

Cohen was more than happy to tell Men’s Fitness about his journey of change, just as enthusiastically as his personal trainer, Alfonso Moretti. They became acquainted through Matthew McConaughey, with Moretti playfully commenting that at first, Cohen resembled a ruler, standing upright and straight. However, Cohen had some background in kickboxing, and Moretti suspected he was concealing an athlete within. He stated that Cohen approached his diet and exercise regimen with the intensity of a dedicated method actor, and the outcome is evident.

This week, fans have been reminiscing about some cherished moments featuring Ozzy Osbourne. Many gamers, in particular, have been pondering on his engagements within the gaming world. Notably, he starred in a renowned World of Warcraft commercial, appeared in an ad for PSVR2, and his music was featured extensively in numerous video game trailers such as Gears of War 3. However, his most significant gaming role was in Double Fine’s action game Brutal Legend, where he played The Guardian of Metal and provided the voice for Dadbad. In this game, Ozzy’s appearance was based on his distinctive long, jet black hair and rose-tinted glasses.

The anticipation is high, particularly since fans started speculating about who could be the successor to Thanos following the events of Endgame. However, it’s important to note that Doctor Doom isn’t the sole menace looming over the Marvel universe in future projects. Intriguingly, the infamous Marvel antagonist Mephisto has finally made his entrance into the MCU, debuting in Ironheart. Although his screen time was limited, his presence did satisfy a long-standing desire among fans since Wandavision in 2021. Many theories suggested that Mephisto played a role in Wandavision, but he remained unseen and unmentioned. Fans have been eagerly waiting to see him on screen as Mephisto is a malevolent character often considered the embodiment of Marvel’s devilish figurehead.

As an observer, I find myself noting that Dengeki Bunko, a publishing branch under Kadokawa Future Publishing, which is itself part of the expansive Kadokawa Corporation – one of Japan’s leading multimedia companies – has made a significant announcement. Previous rumors hinted at potential changes in artwork for titles like Dengeki Bunko and Overlap Bunko, including those already published. However, an official press release from Kadokawa revealed their intention to retract all eight previously released novels of the series “I May Be a Guild Receptionist“. The series will be republished under a new artist, marking a departure from the original artwork.

Interestingly, this is the first time Kadokawa has publicly acknowledged the controversy surrounding Gaou’s involvement in the series. This confirms the validity of the claims about Gaou and extends an apology to the readers for the events that have transpired. It’s worth mentioning that an anime adaptation of “I May Be a Guild Receptionist” concluded its 12-episode run in March 2025.