British Queen Elizabeth II responded to a letter written by an Indian-origin boy inviting her to his fifth birthday party as he felt she was like a "real superhero", according to reports.
Shaan Dulay, four, was planning a party for his birthday on 25 June, and asked his mother Baljinder to arrange a meeting with 91-year-old Queen so that she can arrange a trip to his home in Sandwell, West Midlands in England.
When his mother told him the Queen might be busy at the Buckingham Palace, Shaan, suggested: "Maybe she can come here instead," the metro.co.uk reported.
Shaan's letter reads: "Dear HRH Queen Elizabeth, I think you are the best Queen in the world. I really like your crown and the red cloak you wear; it's like a superhero." He then requests her attendance at his party before adding: "I need to talk to you about horses, planes and the poor children".
After writing the invite on 13 March the boy had begun to lose hope. However, a letter with the Royal seal arrived on 3 May.
"The Queen hopes you have a very happy birthday on 25 June," it read.
"When I picked up Shaan from school I said to him, a letter came for you today, and he just said, 'Oh, from the Queen?'", Shaan's mother said.
Shaan, who lives with his mother, a probation officer, father, Onhar, 39, a coach driving instructor, and brother, Roshan, one, said: "I was a bit disappointed. But I was very happy she read my letter. I really like the Queen. I like her horses and her dogs. I'm going to her house in the summer. I hope I meet her then."
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