First of all QUEEN is not an intense feminist movie. Neither it only focuses on Women. It comes with a simple message that people should live their life to fullest and be open for any new experiences. It is a sweet, light, heart throbbing kind of a tale about a girl who never lived her life as per her own wishes. But when she got an opportunity to do this on a foreign land, she discovered a new cheerful, confident girl in herself, beneath the obedient one. Vikas Behl and his team has done a superb job. Perfect casting (many undiscovered faces for Bollywood), tight screenplay, picturesque European locations and usage of their culture in story line ;and heart throbbing punjabi music. Kangana has delivered a superbly palpable performance. But, thing about movie is that it never gets serious (a very common pitfall in which such movies falls). You do feel the sadness of Queen but it never impregnates you. Rather, it is her happy, excited, dancing and exploring something new moments that you will feel like being a part of. So, by the end of movie there are good chances that you are thinking of going on such a trip, while humming one of the Bollywood numbers in the movie. Movie has very aptly tried to question beleagurement of women in Indian society and judgmental attitude towards them (particularly scene when an Indian Pole dancer speaks perfect Urdu), but rather being sad, these moments are pleasant. Definitely, Kangana is going to be nominated for best actress role and numerous supporting actor's nominations.