After
Queen,
Kangana
Ranaut
is
back
at
the
box
office
as
Revolver
Rani
and
she
would
battle
it
out
with
musical
Kaanchi
and
thriller
Samrat
&
Co.
for
the
top
honours
when
the
threesome
hit
the
screens
on
Friday.
Kangana
Ranaut
loves
to
push
the
envelope
by
stepping
into
unconventional
roles
and
she
continues
the
trend
with
Revolver
Rani,
which
sees
her
in
a
never-seen-before
avatar
of
a
don
shooting
guns
and
mouthing
dialogues
in
profane
language.
With
her
brilliant
performance
in
Queen,
Kangana
not
only
raised
the
bar
for
her
contemporaries
but
for
herself
too
thus
raising
fans'
expectations
from
her.
Debutant
director
Sai
Kabir
describes
her
character
as
'ugly'
and
non-glamorous.
Kangana
will
face
stiff
competition
from
Rajeev
Khandelwal,
another
brilliant
actor,
in
Samrat
&
Co.
A
lot
is
riding
on
the
film
because
it
is
the
first
feature
film
as
a
producer
by
Kavita
Barjatya,
known
for
making
TV
shows.
Besides,
Rajeev
too
needs
a
big
hit.
The
flavour
and
setting
of
the
two
films
are
completely
different
-Tigmanshu
Dhulia
produced
Revolver
Rani
is
set
in
the
backdrop
of
the
notorious
Chambal
area,
while
detective
movie
Samrat
&
Co.,
featuring
Rajeev
as
a
suave
investigator,
has
been
shot
in
the
scenic
Himachal
Pradesh
and
director
Kaushik
Ghatak
has
used
VFX
to
make
the
plot
interesting
and
engaging.
Subhash
Ghai
is
all
geared
to
give
them
a
tough
competition
with
his
directorial
venture
Kaanchi,
the
third
film
in
the
fray.
The
film,
starring
Kartik
Tiwari
and
Mishti
Mukherjee,
has
a
rural
set
up
and
has
been
shot
in
hill
station
too.
Its
tone
and
tenure
is
serene.