Anne Hathaway received a thoughtful gift – a copy of the Qur'an – at the premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 in London. This gesture followed widespread praise for the actress’s authentic use of the Arabic phrase ‘Inshallah’ during a recent interview.

Cultural Appreciation and a Meaningful Gift

Hathaway, 43, looked radiant on the red carpet alongside her co-stars, Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci. A fan presented her with the religious text, and she graciously accepted, expressing her gratitude. The moment was captured on video and quickly circulated on Instagram, highlighting the positive reception to her cultural sensitivity.

The Significance of 'Inshallah'

Hathaway’s use of ‘Inshallah,’ which translates to ‘if God wills it,’ resonated deeply with many, particularly within the Muslim community. The phrase is commonly used as an expression of hope and reliance on divine will. Social media platforms exploded with supportive comments, with fans expressing delight and appreciation for her respectful incorporation of the term.

'Devil Wears Prada 2' Premiere and Early Reviews

Beyond the heartwarming gesture, the premiere served as a launchpad for the highly anticipated sequel. The film revisits the world of high fashion, with Miranda Priestly (Streep) navigating a changing media landscape and a power shift as Emily (Blunt) rises as an advertising executive.

Filming and New Cast Members

Filming locations spanned New York and Milan, adding to the film’s glamorous appeal. New additions to the cast, including Justin Theroux, Kenneth Branagh, and Lucy Liu, promise fresh dynamics and intrigue.

The buzz surrounding The Devil Wears Prada 2 is already reaching fever pitch, with early reviews hinting at a phenomenal sequel. Critics have described it as a ‘biting media parody’ and a ‘perfect sequel’ that surpasses expectations. The script, penned by Aline Brosh McKenna, is lauded for its sharp wit, and the performances from Hathaway, Streep, and Blunt are hailed as exceptional.

The film’s stunning costumes and soundtrack, featuring music by Lady Gaga, are also receiving significant attention. Reactions on social media are overwhelmingly positive, with many predicting that the sequel will become another cultural touchstone, much like the original. The official review embargo lifts on April 29th, ahead of the May release.