Queen (2014)

Hindi 2 hrs 26 mins Romance

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96%

Total Reviews: 23

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Review Summary: Make time to go watch this absolute charmer! An amazing female protagonist, and a lot to love!

Average Critic Rating: (3.77)
Cast: Kangana Ranaut , Rajkummar Rao , Lisa Haydon , Mish Boyko , Jeffrey Ho , Guitobh Joseph , Marco Canadea , Yogendra Tikku , Alka Badola Kaushal , Master Chinmaya Agarwal , Master Ayaan Malik , Tripta Lakhanpal , Nayani Dixit , Sabeeka Imam , Ramesh Kalra , Poonam Mathur , Mahesh Ghalot , Navinder Behl
Director: Vikas Bahl
Release Date: 07 Mar 2014
Est. Budget: 24.7 CR
Est. Box Office Collection: 63.3 CR

Plot: Rani ( Kangana Ranaut ) is a 24-year-old Punjabi girl living in Rajouri Garden, Delhi. She is from a very conservative family; her brother escorts her everywhere for her safety. Two days before her marriage, her fiancé Vijay ( Rajkummar Rao ) meets with her in a local cafe to Read more

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Cast: Kangana Ranaut, Rajkummar Rao, Lisa HaydonDirection: Vikas BahlRating: ****The best thing about ‘Queen’ is that Vikas Bahl has crafted memorable characters that don’t conform to Bollywood stereotypes. The story weaved around these characters stays a

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Rummana Ahmed, Yahoo India

You could skip it!

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Rummana Ahmed, Yahoo India

Kangana Ranaut is the 'Queen' of hearts

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Shubhra Gupta, Indian Express

Worth a watch!

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Mohar Basu, Koi Moi

QUEEN reinvents the genre with its non-formulaic screenplay and skilled direction. A charming little film

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Taran Adarsh, Bollywood Hungama

Rare disarming film that has you smiling throughout

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Rajeev Masand, IBN

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Can it get better than this? On the eve of International Women's Day Vikas Bahl (Chillar Party) comes with such an emotionally satisfying and brilliantly played on screen beacon on Indian womanhood with 'Queen' under Viacom 18 and Phantom Films production, weaving together a magnificent tapestry of femininity with an affectionate hug to life and friendship in this poignant story of love, coincidence and resilience and self acceptance with such clinch of cinematic satisfaction ensuring repeat 'thumkas' of joy especially from women and to be women (girls).

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If there’s one thing we have come to expect from Phantom Productions, it has to be out of the box, not run of the mill films that tend to steer clear of the normal Hindi films we get to experience on a daily basis. Lootera and the recently released Hasee

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Amit Trivedi and Anvita Dutt produce a gem!

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Prateek Sur, Bollywood Life

At one point in Vikas Bahl’s “Queen”, lead character Rani has too much to drink on the streets of Paris. She bursts into loud sobs over her broken marriage, but perks up when she hears a Hindi song. Kangana Ranaut, who plays Rani, changes her body languag

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Shilpa Jamkhandikar, Reuters India

Bollywood seems to have realized how profitable films focused on female characters can be. English Vinglish inaugurated this trend in 2012, and this year’s Women’s Day will witness the release of two all-women films, Gulaab Gang and Queen. The review of t

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Núria Bonals Hidalgo, Bolly Spice

Queen is a definitely a one-time watch for Kangana’s performance and a must watch for women to get inspired from Rani’s resilience

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RagMayur, Chirtamala

I have very few complaints with this film. The story, screenplay, direction and acting was great. The characters felt very real, from Ranis protective parents to Vijay and his smarmy family. The settings feel authentic and the little details are just rig

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Amodini Sharma, Planet Bollywood

Story:Rani (kangna) hails from a middle class Punjabi family in Delhi and when she is spotted by Vijay (rajkumar) who hails from London, it is love at first sight. He wooes her to the fullest and finally Rani agrees and marriage is set. But just at the el

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A witty and humourous coming-of-age film with some great histrionics by Kangana

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Tanaya Ramyani, BookMyShow

Can it get better than this? On the eve of International Women's Day Vikas Bahl (Chillar Party) comes with such an emotionally satisfying and brilliantly played on screen beacon on Indian womanhood

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Vishal Verma, India Glitz

Queen turns out to be Kangana Ranaut's coming of age film

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Jay Mamtora, BollyBrit

Queen is an ignorant Delhi girl who finds herself on a 'honeymoon' all by herself. What happens along the way forms the crux of this sweet sensitive fun social drama

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Meena Iyer, Times of India

Queen is one of the finest films this year that with all its simplicity strikes a chord with the mass. The movie deserves not one but repeated watch.

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Mansha Rastogi, Now Running

This is a film that is no less tangy than the gol gappas that Rajouri Garden girl Rani Mehra rustles up in an Italian pizzeria in faraway Amsterdam.

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