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‘Ms Marvel’ on Disney+: Iman Vellani hailed as 'perfect casting' by Kamala Khan fans

Ever since the finale episode aired, avid fans can’t stop themselves from giving rave reviews for Iman Vellani as Kamala Khan in 'Ms Marvel'

Audiences and fans have given their thumbs up to the emotionally nuanced and multi-layered story of the sixteen-year-old teenager Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani). Initially a scared clumsy wallflower, Kamala later comes into her own as a real-life Marvel superhero (Night Light) who has been destined to save the humanity and world from all sorts of evil and danger. They have also raved about how Kamala is the first Asian-American female superhero of Pakistani descent in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Special mention to the fact that there has been an excellent representation of South Asian people in the series with references to the confluence of American and South Asian cultures. Hats off and kudos to the exceptional direction and captivating cinematography helmed by both Adil El Farbi and Bilall Fallah. It’s safe to say that ‘Ms Marvel’ has ended up creating a cult fan club of its own spanning the entire globe.

The series is based on Marvel comics character ‘Kamala Khan’ (Ms Marvel). Created and written by Bisha K Ali, the series has been produced by Marvel Studios. Kevin Feige and Bisha K Ali served as executive producers of this series.

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Fans and audiences have finally watched the finale episode of the series which dropped yesterday. Ever since that moment, the internet is shook. Fans have immediately taken to Twitter and started giving in their reactions, especially applauding the riveting performance of newbie debutante Hollywood starlet Iman Vellani as both the sixteen-year-old teenager Kamala Khan and also the youngest female Marvel superhero Night Light who becomes the hero for her people in New Jersey. They have gotten smitten and awestruck by her superb acting chops as well.

“#Msmarvel was definitely one of my favorite Disney plus shows I didn’t go into this show hating it like a lot of others did but i didn’t go in loving it either but I definitely came out of it loving the Iman was the perfect casting for #KamalaKhan and I’m excited for the Marvels,” said a fan. “HOLY SHIT #MsMarvel episode 6 NOW THAT'S HOW YOU MAKE A HEARTFELT ORIGIN STORY! I cried, got goosebumps, I fanboy.. Got me excited for what's to come not only for #KamalaKhan but for the entire MCU! Easily 1 of the best MCU series finale! Go watch it ASAP!!!,” added another fan. “Ms Marvel have been the most comic accurate Marvel show ever and I’m just so thankful that the people who have been working on the show knows her character so well! #MsMarvel #KamalaKhan,” shared a fan. “The #MsMarvel finale was a delight! So much heart in this show. #ImanVellani is perfect as #KamalaKhan can't wait for #TheMarvels,” added another fan.  “#KamalaKhan has easily jumped to being a top favorites MCU character of mine I can't not wait to see more of her in The Marvels,” shared a fan. “#KamalaKhan actual superpower is supportive and encouraging desi parents. #MsMarvel,” a fan noted. “#KamalaKhan #MsMarvel, I can now say, after #Loki, this is definitely my favorite show. What I liked: Iman Vellani and the good supporting cast. Islam shown as religion of peace. Muslims are portrayed as real people, not terrorists. The show's positive tone, not gloomy,” a fan wrote. “I love Ms. Marvel!! I want more of Kamala Khan!! I can't wait to see The Marvels!! #MsMarvel #KamalaKhan #TheMarvels #MarvelCinematicUniverse #MarvelStudios #Thoughts,” wrote a fan.

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