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Exclusive Interview: Mehwish Hayat on Pakistani Representation and ‘Ms. Marvel’
Ms. Marvel’s Mehwish Hayat speaks about the ins and outs of the role and the global impact the show is having on Pakistani-Muslim inclusion.
‘Ms. Marvel’ 1×06 Review: “No Normal”
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‘Ms. Marvel’ 1×02 Review: “Crushed”
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Ms. Marvel is a notable milestone for South-Asian individuals everywhere, but it’s mainly a momentous occasion for Pakistani Muslims.
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