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In Second-year student everyone is fighting for something called the Dignity Cup. Laugh all you want, but it's a production of Karan Johar, and it makes sense that people fight to get out with dignity. "I have not changed, I am evolving," says Mia (Tara Sutaria) to her childhood friend, Rohan (Tiger Shroff), who will soon be his ex-boyfriend. I do not think so much can be said of Dharma Productions, who, with two clunkers ( Kesari, Kalank ) already to his credit this year, brings the answer to the question that no one posed: what would happen if Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar was a Johar
It's a Punit Malhotra movie, but it's really all Johar – his concerns, his visions of the excess, his penchant for triangular and quadrangular love stories, as Student of the Year (2012). he realized, this also applies to high school students in Dehradun who try to outdo themselves in various sports and students who encourage them and who fall for them. Rohan pbades from Pishorilal Chamandas to the elite Sainte-Thérèse. girlfriend, Mia (formerly Mridula), now only has eyes for the school's champion, Manav (Aditya Seal) Soon, he runs into the golden boy and Manav's sister, Shreya (Ananya Panday ), aspiring dancer and nasty professional.
Although it is not appropriate to wear his white shorts, Student of the Year 2 is a brilliant facsimile of Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar with Pishori boys as model and privileged students of Teresa as Rajput. Although the glaring displays of richness in Dharma films can be irritating, it is nothing compared to the atrocious experience of seeing them clumsy on behalf of ordinary mortals. Who can forget Malhotra Gori Tere Pyaar Mein in which the city guy, Imran Khan, saves a village and is rewarded by a little boy who says to him "I am like you, my brother"? Rohan must see Teresa's emptiness and his students for himself and recover his roots, but not before saving Shreya from a life of extreme privilege and parental disapproval (my favorite scene in the movie is that where Shreya, after having been slapped by his father, decides to make an interpretive dance).
In Student of the Year Rishi Kapoor, as Dean of St. Therese, is coveted against the coach of Ronit Roy. It is recalled here that the newcomer Rohan is informed by Shreya the coach (played by Gul Panag) likes "strong and fair boys". While Rohan tries to seduce her team by stretching herself seductively in front of her, I wondered if a movie could have played that for laughs with inverted genders. It got worse. A woman with short hair and glbades arrives. She gives Panag a cup of coffee and begins to mbadage her shoulders. She says to Rohan: "It's madam, and I'm his mistress."
Because Shroff is in the lead, there are some fights, some kabaddi and a lot of useless runs. In the dance, the words seem to come out of him with difficulty: he is more comfortable watching Manav than verbalizing his feelings for Mia and Shreya.It is a bit old to play a student at the university. , although a bigger problem is Johar's apparent belief that the room I was in was only a third and there were only dry eyes in the home when Shreya, her family having forgotten her birthday, buys a cake, lights a candle and sings for herself.No trophies for the writer, but give Panday a small cup of dignity.
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