THE OTHER QUEEN by Arnel Resma Ramos   In Kaya Kong Abutin Ang Langit, she was a woman of avarice. As the gamine Inday Bote, she tickled our funny bones. In Saan Darating Ang Umaga?, she reduced us to tears as the daughter forced by a tragedy to mature way beyond her age. Three disparate characters, one solitary thespian -- the luminously versatile Maricel Soriano. Notorious for her candor in a world of duplicitous sweetness and put-on smiles, she has been widely unpopular, with the most derogatory of titles heaped upon her, from Taray Queen to the Bad Girl of local filmdom. But through it all, Soriano has seemingly endured. She has lingered where lesser stars would have long vanished into oblivion.