Ms Marvel has dropped another episode on the Disney+ Hotstar. People are discussing a lot about a scene in the fourth episode 'Seeing Red'. In this scene, the conversation between Kamala and her grandmother is shown. In this scene, Kamala talks about her superpowers. At the same time, her maternal grandmother told about Marvel's journey.
In Ms Marvel's fourth episode 'Seeing Red', Kamala Khan arrives in Pakistan with her mother Muniba at the invitation of her maternal grandmother, where Kamala sees the station where her maternal grandmother Sana joins her father Hassan (Fawad Khan) in Indo-Pak. At the time of the partition, the last train had reached Karachi.
During this, Kamala meets Karim aka Red Dagger. It is Karim who takes Kamala to his partner Walib (Farhan Akhtar). This episode is about Kamala's journey in search of her past. Kamala's past is associated with the effects and identity of the India-Pakistan partition.
Users are discussing on social media that we have heard many stories of Indo-Pak partition but there is something different in this. Many such users have expressed their views on Twitter. While sharing the image of the episode, a user has written that Kamala's maternal grandmother has explained the partition of India very well. It is not just a historical event in world history. On this date, all the South Asian people had to face the horror of which the memories were going to be shaken for a long time.
Another user wrote, "The new episode of Miss Marvel shows the scene of Partition of India which is related to the last train that left India for Karachi. It brought tears to my eyes too. Because it also reflects the thinking of my own family as it was at that time and their lives destroyed by colonialism and so-called Partition.
Bollywood movies narrating the pain of the India-Pakistan partition Many Bollywood films were made about the partition of India and Pakistan. Seeing which we still see the scenes of that era, when we had paid the price of freedom in the form of the partition of the country.