London : Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway has captured hearts globally with a gesture of profound respect and cultural appreciation. During the high-profile London premiere of her upcoming film, The Devil Wears Prada 2, the actress was seen graciously accepting a copy of the Holy Quran from a dedicated fan on the red carpet.
The root of this heartwarming interaction lies in a recent interview Hathaway gave to People magazine. While reflecting on her hopes for a long and healthy life in her 40s, she casually and accurately used the Arabic term “Inshallah” (meaning "God willing").
“I want to have a long, healthy life, Inshallah. I hope so,” Hathaway stated during the interview. The clip instantly went viral, garnering millions of views as fans worldwide praised her inclusive language and calm perspective on aging.
Witnessing her respectful use of the term, a fan at the London premiere decided to present her with a religious text as a gift. In a video now circulating across social media platforms, the fan is heard saying, “This is a Quran for you because I saw the video where you said ‘Inshallah’.”
Uttar World News notes that instead of a brief acknowledgment, Hathaway stopped to engage warmly. She accepted the book with a sincere smile, saying, “Thank you so much. That’s very kind,” and nodded respectfully when the fan encouraged her to read it.
The interaction has sparked a massive wave of positive sentiment online. Supporters are highlighting the moment as a "peak wholesome fan interaction" and a rare example of a global superstar showing genuine grace toward different cultural and religious symbols.
As Hathaway prepares for the theatrical release of The Devil Wears Prada 2 on May 1, 2026, this incident has added a layer of personal connection between the actress and her diverse international audience.
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