Till today, the makers of Student of the Year 2 had kept us curious with songs, trailer and a host of other events. But now with the movie out, it’s meme time. Not that the internet isn’t flooded with memes already, but a take on the Student of the Year life from the ‘real student’ life is a MUST. So we tried to show you the difference between students in Students of the Year and students in real life.
Whether it’s Student of the Year 2 or it’s predecessor, it’s known for over-the-top showsha and kids entering on bikes and their swanky cars. The movie however, has not opened to the best of reviews either.
Directed by Punit Malhotra, Student of the Year 2 stars Tiger Shroff, Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria in lead roles. It is a sequel to the immensely popular Student of the Year that had Alia Bhatt, Sidharth Malhotra and Varun Dhawan making their debut.
Now for the plot. No, not the one in the film which is skinnier than the film's four principal players, all of whom display a nervous agility that would serve them well as cheerleaders in an IPL match. Here, their state of swanky agitation only makes us wonder what all the fuss is about.
The lights are bright. Sadly, the aspirations are woefully low. This film is neither as dazzling a showcase for new talent (though admittedly debutantes Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria have a bright future) nor is it sure whether it wants to be a successor to the first Student of the Year film.
This confectionery film does serve only one purpose: that of showcasing Tiger's versatility. Whether he is dancing or fighting, Tiger Shroff is a delight to watch. But sadly, the film gives him Tiger meat to bite on, let alone any solid scenes to chew on.
The dialogues sound like group chats where everyone tries to be the smartest. The songs and dances are unbearably campy. The retro number Yeh jawani Hai Deewani is the perfect anthem for a film dedicated to the josh and junoon of the young.
Sadly not this one. Not this car wreck of a movie.
(With inputs from IANS)
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