The Times of India reported that Vidyut Jammwal's 'Street Fighter' topped the box office with a $51 million haul, and that Paramount's 'Street Fighter' earned $31 million from North American screenings.
Why it matters
It shows a major box‑office success for Jammwal’s film, indicating strong audience interest.
Key facts
- North American theaters experienced significant ticket sales over the weekend.
- Paramount's 'Street Fighter' topped the box office charts in North America.
- A documentary titled 'You Can See Everything' generated $15 million from limited screenings.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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