If a source is to be believed, the airport officials were reluctant in giving permission due to security reasons. However, when the officials got to know that two members from the filmy team were National Awardees, the airport officials changed their minds.

Kangana won the National Award for Fashion and director Vikas Bahl won the award for Chillar Party. Says a source, “When the officials were informed that two National Award winners were part of the film, it became easier to gain permission.”

Thereafter, the crew shot for a day at the airport.

Queen is being directed by Vikas Bahl. He said, “The authorities follow their own procedures and credibility definitely matters. I am sure the award certificates helped.”
He also said that the officials were pretty cooperative and that the shooting went off well the first day. “They had given us one of the sections of Terminal 1 for a whole day,” he says.

Queen is a story on a Delhi based girl, who goes on a honeymoon all alone. Most parts of the film has been shot on real locations in Delhi. The film has also been shot across Europe, mainly in Paris and Amsterdam.

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The film requires her to be natural and so, Kangana has been asked to use minimal make-up for the film. Queen is directed by Vikas Bahl of Chillar Party fame.

It is heard that the director hasn’t even hired a make-up artist for the slightest of make up touch ups.

A source informs, “Kangana, who is known to portray overtly sexy and glamourous looks, has been transformed completely for this film. Her styling and make-up is minimalistic. Vikas insisted that Kangs, who looks very pretty and vulnerable without make-up, should go natural.”

However, for some parts where she will require applying make-up, Kangana will help herself.

The film essays Kangana Ranaut as a simpleton who decides to go solo on her honeymoon after her marriage falls through. If sources are to be believed, Kangana’s past experiences have been incorporated into the script.

“The character is quirky whimsical emotional and volatile like Kangana. The line between the real Kangana and her character is so flimsy that Kangana many times ended up borrowing from her experiences to play the role,” a source is quoted as saying.

Kangana Ranaut’s small-town look in the early part of the film is inspired by Jaya Bachchan in Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s Guddi and Rani Mukherjee in Bunty Aur Babli.

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