Story: Whenever a bollywood story has been written differently,that is when a female protagonist can hope for a scope of showing her acting skills. Queen is a movie which starts with a familiar note of a Punjabi style Delhi wedding .Suddenly the focus shifts on to another familiar happening -- A selfish boy Vijay ditching his long time girlfriend Rani just 2 days before marriage because he has realized that he has changed so much owing to his new job and lifestyle but the love of his life has not changed at all.She is still the same innocent , simple middle class girl whom he admired earlier. The transition from happy wedding ceremonies to a maatam (funeral) type situation is captured beautifully specially when the family is trying to explain to the eunuchs in front of a heartbroken Rani that the wedding was there but it is no more happening.The story catches your attention in very first 10 minutes and you start hating the bad boy Vijay so much so that you can just watch this movie till end to make sure that Rani does not get into his trap again. The character then moves to a new landscape altogether which is quite refreshing because we are fed up of snobby stories where a breakup is the end of life.Most importantly, director's vision is very clear as he efficiently portrays how Rani does not forget her past but at the same time, being a real-life plain hearted simple girl, she does not overdo the crying part. Kudos to the writer, who make sure that every character and every plot in the story has a new feel to it.The story moves to Paris and Amsterdam where Rani meets strangers who soon become part of her life. Like the Vijaylaxmi who accidentally enters Rani's life and eventually replaces Vijay in Rani's life. Although , there is not much story happening in Paris, Amsterdam part, but thanks to amazing screenplay, you never feel like "Oh i know the plot". Initially, Rani's foreigner friends look watchable but you feel more connected to their characters as their story unfolds. The end is not a high octane drama but suits well.Thanks to Rajkumar's superb acting, viewers like me kept praying that Rani does not fall into his sorry act and moves on in her life.

Screenplay: After watching first 10 minutes of the movie, one feels involved in the story. Characters and their screenplay is handled beautifully in Delhi style . Every scene takes you closer to the lead character.Typicla north Indian scenes like eunuchs coming for blessing the couple and taking their share of goodies , have been added quite interestingly and add value to the story.Story in Paris seems just a bit dragged sometimes but overall all characters in foreign lands have been handled beautifully such that you start liking them as much as the innocent Rani.Last scene where Rani thanks her culprit Boyfriend for introducing her to this new fresh .life, summarizes the story creatively.Another scene which is very creative is the one where Rani tries to hide away from Eiffel Tower but cannot find any space where she would not be reminded of her long cherished dream of having dinner with her would be husband on the Eiffel Tower. Acting: Kangana Ranaut: The film belongs to Kangana and she proves her metal as an actress. Seems like she has used her theater skills to get into the skin of a Delhi middle class girl extremely well.Kangan perfectly expresses the vision of the director while depicting the innocence,simplicity and occasional craziness of Rani's character.Occasional murmuring sounds and voice modulation while talking to foreigners(intentional) lend more authenticity to her character.

Rajkumar has done extremely good acting of an irritating ex-fiancé who thinks that he should be the only man in to Rani's life even after ditching her just before marriage.

Rani's mother , father have done their role with an ease and maturity.The character of Rani's brother has been done beautifully as he shows the right expression as any Dilli wala brother would show to a guy who ditched his beloved sister. Lisa Hayden has done full justice to her carefree, westernized character. Mish Boyko as Alexander is cute and Marco as the restaurant owner is good. Music: Music of the film is good. Songs are few but catchy and flow well with the story. Starting song 'London thumakda' is a Punjabi flavored song and makes a good presence.Other songs are also good but you are so glued to the characters that you may not remember them. Background music is the end is good.