Ms. Marvel Movie Review

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Synopsis of the movie Ms. Marvel

Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) is an American Muslim teenager who grew up in Jersey City. A gamer and a big fan of the Avengers, especially Captain Marvel. She is also a writer and fan of the Avengers stories and their superhero adventures.

At school, Kamala befriends Bruno Carrelli (Matt Lintz) and Nakia Bahadir (Yasmeen Fletcher). Kamala finds a bracelet or necklace that her great-grandmother Aisya (Mehwish Hayat) gave her. At first, Muneeba Khan’s mother (Zenobia Shroff) disapproved of the use of her grandmother’s belongings.

After Kamala wears a necklace and tries to become a superhero in Jersey City with the new identity of “Light Girl”. However, this provoked multiple parties to arrest him, both from the DODC (Department of Damage Control) and also from the Clandestines led by Najma (Nimra Bucha).

Kamala, just an ordinary teenager, faces the complex issue of the cosmic powers she receives from her gel, which turns out to be related to her family lineage. How did Kamala Khan resolve this great conflict? Let’s watch the movie to get the most accurate answer.

Review the movie content Ms. Marvel

Today’s youth and family life

Kamala Khan’s life clearly reflects the lives of school-going teenagers who sometimes go against their parents’ wishes. The Kamala family, who is in fact a Muslim in America, is a minority group, neatly described without discrimination and even showing unity among cultural and social groups.

Kamala’s parents are very protective of Kamala, even in order to join Avengers Con in the first episode, Kamala and Bruno had to sneak, which caused Kamala to release her cosmic powers.

Everything was so sudden that Kamala seemed confused as to what to do. The innocent teenager played by Iman Velllani perfectly fits the innocence, making it impossible for us to hate his role.

The roles of Bruno and Nakia feel as if they are a bridge for Kamala to break out of the family zone that is so protective of her. Though unloved, “Beta” was his parents’ affectionate nickname for Kamala, making it difficult for Kamala to discover the power she possessed.

Two lives inside and outside of Kamala’s home led Kamala Khan’s character to develop into a teenage superhero Ms. Marvel feels sluggish with improving graphics. The development of a naive individual character who will enter the MCU with all the interstellar issues today, is something to look forward to in the future.

Clandestine Conflict

From the very beginning, the power of Kamala Khan became an attraction for those who wanted to take advantage of it. Clandestines, described in volumes 2 and 3 of the easter eggs, were key in the comic book adaptation to this live-action series.

Various changes have been made to Marvel Studios to increase the power of Kamala Khan and sever her ties with the “Inhuman” as seen in the comics. Cosmic power with purple light is a nice adjustment as Kamala comic like a carrier is also owned by Reeds Mr. Fantastic, who appeared in ‘Doctor Strange: in the Multiverse of Madness’.

The Clandestines appear mysteriously from the start with the mediation of Kamran (Rish Shah), forcing Kamala and Bruno to figure out the best way to deal with it. Moreover, it turns out that everything is related to the family history of Kamala, Aisya’s great-grandmother, which is explained in the 4th volume.

Has been aided by Red Dagger from Kareem (Knight of Aramis), creating a Marvel superhero character who will not work alone against his enemies.

Refresh acculturation

In addition to the presence of the first Muslim superhero in the MCU, Indo-Pakistani-Arab culture is dense in ‘Ms. Marvel’ this time. From Kamala’s family and daily activities in Muslim America with her best friend Nakia, to Kamala and her mother’s trip to their homeland in Pakistan.

Right in episode 2, we were introduced to the wedding ceremony of our brother Aamir Khan (Saagar Shaikh) complete with Bollywood dances and songs that could make us all flutter. A lot of oriental elements have appeared that can attract a new set of fans.

The future of young superheroes

At the end of the episode, we’ll be surprised by more actual MCU connections. Kamala, a huge fan of Captain Marvel, will find a bright spot when she meets Carol Danvers (Brie Larson).

Young superheroes have been raised by Marvel, starting with Kate Bishop from the ‘Hawkeye’ series, America Chavez piloting the multiverse, Axl Heimdall and Love from ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’, and the series that followed. ‘ Ironheart ‘ has found its cast.

Although Kamala Khan uses a superhero costume at the end of the episode, her look is almost identical to that in the comics which is sure to please fans. Moreover, this is also associated with Pakistani culture which is famous for its distinctive fabrics.