The King and Queen)[a] is a 1956 Indian Tamil-language film directed by A. Bhimsingh and written by M. Karunanidhi.

Her hunt for a job ends when she is engaged as a box office window ticket vendor at a drama company by its owner Babu.

During a play, some gangsters rob Rani of the day's collection, drug her and escape with the booty.

Raja is the owner of an electrical goods company with a passion for theatre and is the lead player in Babu's drama troupe.

Then he comes across a news item that a rich man's daughter named Leela has run away from home.

Raja then launches his own drama company and stages Socrates, playing the title character.

Its owners were Dinshaw K. Tehrani and Jiten Banerjee, who supervised the audiography and cinematography respectively.