Well, honestly I saw the promos and knew it was going to be good. Good? For Heaven's sake, don't insult it. It was outstanding. And I never thought it was going to work on the Box Office because the masses love action-masala film. But I was proved wrong and I am happy for that.

Queen was marketed as a comic entertainer about a stupid virgin. But it was much more. Queen was a class apart. It touches such relevant issues in a completely refreshing manner. There is humor throughout. And that unconventional ending, wow! The music by Amit Trivedi, too, is brilliant.

Queen belongs, invariably, to it's director Vikas Bahl. He has an amazing story(with an ordinary screenplay, though, but it doesn't matter) to which he does complete justice. The entire country should salute this man for coming out and making such a bold and meaningful film that every Indian, and I mean the males as well, must watch.

Kangana Ranaut has proved herself. She is simply flawless. Her dialogue delivery and perfect comic timing add to her beauty. Her career's best performance, and it will be no big deal is she wins the Filmfare Best Actress (Both Critic's Choice and Popular) awards.

All in all, if you're a strictly masala lover, then ignore it. But if you want to watch some unconventional cinema which stands for one or more causes, this one is memorably excellent.