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Ms Marvel- Everything You Need To Know About The Ground-Breaking New Marvel Show on Disney+


Iman Vellani as Kamala Khan in Ms. Marvel


In bringing Kamala Khan to the screen in the Disney+ series Ms Marvel, played by Iman Vellani, it seems that Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige and head writer Bisha K. Ali are taking a fluid approach to adapt the 2014 comics by G. Willow Wilson and Adrian Alphona. I have never been happier and I got everything I wanted. Quoting Billie Ellish lyrics to convey my heartfelt thanks to Marvel Studios for bringing the first Muslim Superhero into the live-action adaptation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.




The newcomer Iman Vellani's casting journey has been a whirlwind and unbelievable journey. Her charming and bubbly personality is a refreshing addition to the MCU. This is her first screen role, which she landed by nailing a series of Zoom auditions (and impressing the producers and casting agents with her enthusiastic Marvel fandom). Moreover, she gave intricate direction advice to make the show religiously accurate and authentically represented in the MCU. While the rest of the cast is as follows:

Matt Lintz as Bruno Carrelli, Kamal's friend.

Yasmeen Fletcher as Nakia Bahadir, another friend.

Zenobia Shroff as Muneeba Khan, Kamala's mother.

Mohan Kapur as Yusuf Khan, Kamala's father. ( Its a joy to witness this actor as a father to Kamala Khan as he is a staple actor in Bollywood)

Saagar Shaikh as Amir Khan, Kamala's older brother.

Rish Shah as Kamran, a boy Kamala likes.

Laurel Marsden as Zoe Zimmer.

Adaku Ononogbo as Fariha.

Laith Nakli as Sheikh Abdullah, a Jersey City imam.

Travina Springer as Tyesha Hillman, Kamala's sister-in-law.

Aramis Knight as Kareem / Red Dagger, a vigilante in a red bandana.



Shehzil Malik Ms. Marvel Poster


The meticulous graphic design of this project is a revelation as it adds to the artistic tone of the quality of the show. And projects Kamala's fantasyland vivid imaginations to the audience. Interestingly, Pakistani illustrator and designer Shehzil Malik shared a vibrant-looking Ms Marvel poster on her social media. MsThe artiste shared that she was excited to collaborate with Marvel Studios for the poster. The poster is designed by Marvel; original artworks that they’ve collaged in the background are by her. Have you noticed that Kamala is really great at doodling comics, maybe she will become a comic illustrator in the future as her cover story?


While there are rumours of MCU cameos and Kamala Khan who will appear in Nia Decosta's The Marvels once again along with Brie Larson's Captain Marvel and Teyonah ParrisMonica Rambeau. This project is set for a July 28, 2023 release.





The first Ms Marvel, introduced in 1968, was Carol Danvers, known to us these days as Captain Marvel. Kamala Khan is actually the fourth character to claim the title (it has also belonged to Sharon Ventura and Dr Karla Sofen at other times), and she arrived on the scene in 2013, created Sana Amanat, G. Willow Wilson, and Adrian Alphona. Kamala is a Pakistani-American teenager from New Jersey, her non-heroic life loosely inspired by Amanat's own wacky stories of growing up Muslim-American. Kamala idolises Carol Danvers and got her own set of powers when The Inhumans' Terrigan Mist was spread across the universe by Black Bolt because of reasons. Those powers include the Ant-Man-ish ability to shrink or become a giant, and the Mr Fantastic-ish ability of immense stretchiness. On-screen, however, there will be some changes...


As fans may have spotted in the trailers and the first episode, Khan’s power-set looks to be a little different in the show than in the comics – rather than stretching and morphing her body (“Embiggen!”), Kamala has purple cosmic energy powers that she channels through a magic bracelet. This magic bracelet is gifted to Kamala by her Nani aka her mother's mother. And the story will be released soon, possibly in the upcoming episodes.


Ms Marvel is now streaming now on Disney+.

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