Kangana Ranaut, who is feeling like a 'queen' after the success of her last film, is carrying herself as elegantly as a queen too.
Revolver Rani is a satirical and unusual love story set against the back drop of politics. Kangna Ranaut plays Alka Gujjar (aka Revolver Rani), the leader of a political party, and Vir Das plays her lover-boy Rohan Mehra, a rising star of Bollywood.
                              

Even before you see anyone on the screen, Kangana says, "Hum Hain Alka Singh. I louve phasion, phun aur gun. (I am Alka Singh and I love fashion, fun and gun.)"

Kangana said, “I have been taking lesson on how to use a revolver. My trainer is teaching me how to hold it right, how to aim and load it. It’s nice. Pistols are okay, but I didn’t expect revolvers to be so heavy."

She emerged as the new heartthrob with her docile coy- girl character in Queen, but in Revolver Rani her bizarre and crazy persona will make "men feel scared of her."

"My sister and I had jointly heard the narration of Revolver Rani in Tigmanshu Dhulia's office. After hearing the narration, my sister was very scared and adamant that I should not do this film as my character was twisted, neurotic, violent and abusive," said Kangana, adding how she enjoyed playing a "nymphomaniac" in the film.

Kangana is so excited about her role that she has declared that "no one would marry her after watching this Revolver Rani."

"If I could have my way, then I would like to give a gap for four months between both the films. We were not expecting that Queen will be running even now. People have accepted my performance in Queenand I personally like my character in the film. I hope when people go to watch Revolver Rani, they accept me in the same way."

"Revolver Rani is an unusual film. The treatment, the concept, everything is different," she added.