Queen: A review

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Queen- soft yet powerful, sweet yet kadak and simple yet beautiful. It is flawless and fluent. The Rani character portrayed by Kangana simply the best and wow I must say. 

This is all about a journey of a simple ordinary girl who was declined by her fiancé just one day before the marriage. She had the tickets to Paris for the honeymoon and she decides to celebrate honeymoon alone in Paris. She meets different kinds of people there and move to Amsterdam and she found strangers she needs to adjust a room with them and subsequently they become best friends. She happened to meet her fiancé who was looking for her many days in Amsterdam. How the journey ends, we have to watch the movie.

Life is a journey everybody knows but how it does move, we have to wait the time. We know there is future but we don’t know what happens in future. So make your life on your own, don’t be so dependent on others that you can’t decide what you want for. Since you have chosen your   journey to walk on, build your road on your own. 
    
If you make a dark character you have to justify it and the character is justified at the end. That’s the power of story in the queen.

It smacks down the community who seeks external appearance and the getup not the inner core of heart what is there. Relations are made automatically if souls act as a ligand and a receptor and life starts adjusting and enjoying surroundings despite inconvenience. To be the best friend, language is not a bar but the soul.

To learn something in life, we have to start journey and the journey could be triggered by anything.
        

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