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Ms. Marvel SEASON 1 Review: Kamala Khan Imam Vellani, Matt Lintz, Mohan Kapur, Rish Shah

August 4, 2022 by samad saifi 3 Comments


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Coming of age stories and superhero powers are a winning combination, with every iteration of Spider-Man demonstrating that high school is an ideal backdrop for dealing with a unique form of growing pains. The MCU’s Phase Four TV roster expands further with Iman Vellani’s introduction as Pakistani American teenager Kamala Khan in the vibrant first episode of Ms. Marvel. Whereas the recent MCU series Moon Knight avoided even mentioning the beloved Avengers characters, Ms. Marvel takes a significantly different approach with its lead character literally wearing her Captain Marvel fandom on her sleeve.

The premiere quickly establishes Kamala’s internal conflicts, home life, and the fantasies that occupy her every waking thought. Preview clips have revealed the significant changes from the source material regarding the origin of Kamala’s powers and how they manifest, which Kevin Feige has already addressed. Ms. Marvel is another piece in the expanding MCU, but thankfully, it also shines on its own. Questions of identity and belonging are a repeat superhero theme. Still, showrunner Bisha K. Ali is not doing a paint-by-numbers origin story with a multiculturalism twist. Instead, the first episode keeps the heart of the comic book while exploring how this beloved character fits into the MCU landscape in a visually arresting and fun manner.

So Najma sacrificed herself to close the gate but also ended up giving some deadly powers to her son Kamran. Kamala now comes back to New Jersey where the Damage Control is now hunting Kamran. How will Kamala save him, explain her identity and come to terms with a new life that she has to live now while staying with a family that is supportive but still conservative.

Marvel Studios’ Ms. Marvel: Who’s Who in the Cast?

Cast: Imam Vellani, Matt Lintz, Mohan Kapur, Rish Shah, Zenobia Shroff, Nimra Bucha, Farhan Akhtar, Fawad Khan, Brie Larson, and ensemble.

Creator: Bisha K. Ali.

Director: Adil & Bilall

Streaming On: Disney+ Hotstar.

Language: English (with subtitles).

Runtime: 47 Minutes

 

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Ms.Marvel What’s Work About

Living in Jersey City gives Kamala a view of Manhattan (and Avengers Tower), and it isn’t only a river that separates the teen from the bright lights of the Big Apple. With or without powers, high school is a fraught experience. Not only are there social situations to consider, but 16-year-old Kamala also has to start grappling with her future. College applications and career dreams are no longer a blip on the horizon, ms marvel and fantasizing about Captain Marvel will not satisfy the demands of her parents — particularly her mother. Often, superheroes are torn between their powers and obligations, but Kamala’s divided self is evident in the first scene with her family. The immigrant story is at its most overt during an errand-run montage that doesn’t shy away from the various clothing and food stores Kamala goes to with her mother, Muneeba (Zenobia Shroff).Lines are lifted directly from the source material, but her relationship with her older brother, Aamir (Saagar Shaikh),

is less combative. From the jump, the various dynamics of the Khan home feel lived in and identifiable. The push-pull that exists within Kamala is evident in how her parents approach raising a Muslim teenager in the United States. Muneeba is concerned with the usual boys and booze fears that run parallel to growing independence. The first episode does a good job of establishing more of Muneeba’s strict rules than the typical curfew-breaking behavior. There is a strong sense that this directly links to Kamala’s power source and her mother’s distinct lack of trust (credit; timesofindia)

 

Ms. Marvel Episode 6 Review: Star Performance:

Imam Vellani transforms into a more confident teenager who now knows who she is. You can see that confidence of hers in every move and the actor has definitely proved why she was chosen.

Matt Lintz has my heart and he can keep it till we meet him next in the MCU. Rest everyone does their best to make it worth.

As a show, Ms. Marvel is the ms marvel  most unique product Marvel has ever created in its series run. Moon Knight comes a close second. The plot here is not about saving the entire world, but it is about coming to terms with one’s own identity. Like Superheroes also have a family that does worry about them. Marvel for a very long time lacked that. What it also lacked is the authentic Asian representation that Shang-Chi brought and Bisha K Ali took it to levels higher with Imam Vellani starrer.

Episode 6 is kind of the meeting point of everything we have seen in the first 5 episodes. Kamala Khan tells her family out and loud that she is the superhero Jersey is talking about, they accept it and her mom gives her the Ms. Marvel costume but with a touch of her roots. Such a beautiful conclusion. Family has been of utmost importance in this world and it is only heartwarming to see the acceptance. In a funny scene while Kamala is out to save Kamran her mom sends Aamir to look after her. Asian mothers and their need to constantly have a surveillance over their kids. You aren’t saved even if you are a superhero.

What Deosn’t Work

If there is anyone at fault, it is Marvel’s policy to only limit their shows to 6 episodes. There was enough in Ms. Marvel to at least go on for two more episodes. Like the veil is still unexplained, the Noor dimension is not completely known. The Clandestine gang just perished without much efforts and the big sacrifice almost looked like it was inconsequential.

Even the episode 6. The conflict with Nakia is solved just by the way, Zoe just appears out of no where after being missing for almost the entire show, Kamran and Kamala’s iconic confrontation is overpowered by too many things stuffed and the Damage Control’s villain impact is lost. Kevin, if you reading this, please get over the 6 episode bracket and let the creators have their time. also read this 

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