Queen, a much talked about movie has it all which will lead you to watch this Bollywood flick. Portraying Kangana as the protagonist, render her a chance to make a benchmark in the industry as it has displayed one of her best performances till date. The story is about a Punjabi innocent girl, played by Kangana as Rani who gets dumped by her fiancé just two days before their marriage. Raj Kumar Rao, a budding actor in the industry plays the role of Rani’s husband.
Queen is a simple sweet story and has been executed in a sweet simple way. Vikas Bahl, the director of the film has taken a different way to approach the audience, away from pomp and show of typical Bollywood flicks and keep his focus on the protagonists’ evolution. Completely a women centric movie will be liked by all.
The director has done a great job in the development of the film keeping in mind of its narration and story and has given it a constant flow. From start to end, the movie does not lose its intensity and the employment of flashback have added an extra dynamism to it, which plays a witty tool to connect Ranis’ and Vijay’s relationship, prior to their marriage.
A must-watch film with a great screenplay and flawless dialogues, which touches the hearts of audience, Queen is heart rendering film with enjoyable soundtrack by Amit Trivedi, fitting to the tone and message of the film.
The Plot: A young innocent bubbly Indian Punjabi girl, played by Kangana, belogs to Rajouri Garden in New Delhi, who gets dumped by her fiancé, played by Rajkummar, two days before her wedding. The movie takes turn when she decides to go on the pre-booked honeymoon to France and Amsterdam on her own and thereby reinventing the woman in herself.
Verdict: Excellent job done by Kangana! You will definitely fall in love with her performance. You will be curious to know what happens next till the last credit roles out, similar to the case of The Hangover. With Queen, Kangana has proved her ability.
So, guys just go ahead and watch this marvel in long time.
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