Student of the Year 2 trio Tiger Shroff, Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria have been joined by many other Bollywood celebrities in the special screening of the movie today. Check out their latest pictures. The much awaited movie Student of the Year 2 is going to be released this Friday i.e. on May 10, 2019. The star cast of the movie as well as many Bollywood celebrities have attended the special screening of the movie today. The trio Tiger Shroff, Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria looked glamorous as they attended the screening. They were joined by many celebrities from the Bollywood film in the particular screening. Tiger Shroff looked dapper as he wore a dark brown t shirt along with light shaded trousers. On the other hand, Ananya Panday looked flawless as she wore a white jacket along with a green pencil skirt. Meanwhile, Tara Sutaria looked stunning as she wore a silver coloured dress. Check out the latest pictures of the Student of the Year 2 below: As mentioned before, many other Bollywood celebrities also attended the special screening today. , Sara Ali Khan, , Kartik Aaryan and Abhishek Bachchan were among the few who were present at the event. Check out their latest pictures below: The movie Student of the Year 2 marks the entry of two newbies Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria into the Bollywood film industry. It is a sequel to the 2012 movie Student of the Year which featured , and Varun Dhawan in the lead roles. Interestingly, Alia has done a special appearance in one of the songs of the movie named the 'Hook Up' song. (ALSO READ: Student Of The Year 2 star Ananya Panday REVEALS the reason why social media trolling doesn’t affect her) Credits :Pinkvilla Read More<doc-sep>Student Of The Year 2 is an unbelievably shallow mix of Karan Johar's Student Of The Year and Mansoor Khan's Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, with shaky performances and forgettable songs in an ultra-glamorous setting. It looks like director Punit Malhotra was so overwhelmed by the staggering budget allotted to the film that he directed all his energies towards making everyone and everything look good, and completely forgot to focus on logic and continuity in the process. The narrative revolves around the race to the Student Of The Year trophy, a superficial competition where girls only cheer from the sidelines while the boys battle it out on the field. Of course, academics do not feature at all in determining who is the best student; all it takes is a sprint and a kabaddi match. Wish our schools were as generous. Rohan Sachdev (Tiger Shroff), a sinewy kabaddi champ from Pishorilal Chamandas College, follows his childhood sweetheart Mridula Chawla (Tara Sutaria) to the prestigious St Teresa's College on a sports scholarship. However, Mridula has now "evolved" into Mia, and Rohan must woo her afresh. Meanwhile, he gets off on the wrong foot with poor-little-rich-girl Shreya Randhawa (Ananya Panday), who is determined to make his life miserable. There is some manipulation and heartbreak, which results in Rohan getting kicked out of school and issuing a challenge to star student and two-time winner of the Student Of The Year award Manav Singh Randhawa (Aditya Seal) that he will walk away with the trophy this time. Tiger Shroff is in top form, physically, and backflips and scissor-kicks his way through Student Of The Year 2. However, he does not showcase much emotional range and instead chooses to let his muscles do the talking for him. Debutantes Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria look stunning and dance like a dream, but do not have any acting skills to write home about. Aditya Seal is great in the action department, but has a limited scope of performing, thanks to the weak writing. Continuity errors are glaring. In one scene, Rohan shows Mia the tattoo of her name that he got on his forearm. In the very next scene, he is dancing away to Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani with un-inked arms. There is also a scene where the captain of the kabaddi team of Pishorilal Chamandas College is badly beaten up and has to get multiple stitches. In the next sequence, when the team is training hard to win the Dignity Cup, his bandages vanish, only to reappear a while later. While Karan Johar's original was more diverse and also featured not-so-athletic students, the newest batch of St Teresa's seems to have only jaw-droppingly gorgeous pupils who are impeccably dressed. Awkward adolescence, what's that? If you thought the crowd-pleasing numbers are the saving grace of Student Of The Year 2, you will be disappointed on that front too. None of the songs have the catchy quality of the original Student Of The Year album, save Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani, which is not an original composition anyway. Unless you are an ardent admirer of Tiger Shroff's flying kicks, stay away from Student Of The Year 2. 1 out of 5 stars for Student Of The Year 2 WATCH THE STUDENT OF THE YEAR 2 TRAILER ALSO READ: Ananya Panday reveals Tiger Shroff is a great kisser, says she can vouch for it ALSO SEE: Ananya Panday forgets steps while dancing with Tiger Shroff and Tara Sutaria. Handles it like a boss<doc-sep>Student of the Year 2 Director - Punit Malhotra Cast - Tiger Shroff, Ananya Panday, Tara Sutaria Rating - 1.5/5 First love works the first time. Pehla Nasha was the loveliest song of the smitten — at least for those among my generation — and it worked because of its wistfulness, where the idea of falling for someone felt as special as your own private whirlwind, something nobody would quite understand. Student Of The Year 2 aspires to tread on the same tracks as Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, the film Pehla Nasha was from, but wears romance like an accessory: a medallion that can bounce off the hero’s pectorals. “Mere liye school pyar ka mandir tha,” says the hero without a touch of irony. “Love temple.” Watch the Student of the Year 2 trailer here Also read: Game of Thrones theory says that Drogon isn’t the last dragon, Cersei has no idea what’s coming for her Irony is in predictably short supply. In this laminated depiction of college life, the boy is capable of all superheroics as the girls cheer him from the sidelines. At some point an actress, whose wardrober definitely worked harder than she, wears a skirt with the words “Need No Stylist” printed across it. Directed by Punit Malhotra — who once made the insufferable I Hate Luv Storys — this attempt at Archie Comics wants to be frothy but emerges merely aerated. The film exists exclusively to flaunt Tiger Shroff’s physique. The film exists exclusively to flaunt Tiger Shroff’s physique. WATCH: Student of the Year 2 | Public Review The spine of the story comes from the still-refreshing JJWS, as mentioned, but here the college rivalries feel hollow throughout. This is largely because the boy, Rohan, played by Shroff, isn’t allowed to put a foot wrong. He sprints record-breakingly fast, is the king of kabaddi and seems to dance at a different frame rate. It is dashed difficult to root for an underdog when he’s the only one on the scraggly team with a sponsor logo on his vest. Student of the Year 2 is an attempt at Archie Comics. It wants to be frothy but emerges merely aerated. Still, Shroff is sincere. As is Ananya Pandey, who takes a poorly written character — the super-rich brat who sobs into her birthday cake — and at least attempts to give her a vibe, and Aditya Seal, who has fun playing Reggie With The Good Hair. The kids aren’t intolerable, the motives are. The film lacks drama, conflict and narrative tension, with dialogues written for mannequins. The atrociously fit Gul Panag shows up as a sports coach allegedly horny for fitness, but by the climax shakes her head as if unable to bear these childish shenanigans in the guise of sport. In the world of Student of the Year 2, textbooks are props, and props are stars. At one point the guy sits at a cafe table, flanked by the two hysterical girls, one of whom holds a love letter. He’s asking them not to cry while they keep calling him ‘Ro,’ which is Hindi for ‘cry.’ (He seems obedient.) As Archies go, this is a truly mediocre double-digest. It didn’t surprise me when an economics class (the only example of studying) was interrupted on a whim. In this world, textbooks are props, and props are stars. Follow @htshowbiz for more ott:10<doc-sep>SUBSCRIBE NOW to get the latest news, gossip on your favourite stars & oven-fresh movie reviews from top reviewers right in your inbox.<doc-sep>
The star cast of the movie Student of the Year 2 assemble again for the special screening of the movie. Check out their latest pictures. The upcoming movie Student of the Year 2 has been creating a lot of buzz since the past few days. The makers of the movie as well as its star cast have left no stone unturned in promoting the movie. Especially, the star cast of the movie have been travelling all across the country in order to promote it. Recently, a special screening of Student of the Year 2 was held today where the entire cast of the movie was also present. Tiger Shroff, Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria have been snapped at the special screenings of the movie in the city today. Tiger's father Jackie Shroff also accompanied him and was seen in a quite cheerful mood. Tiger kept it simple as he wore a black full sleeve tee and black denims. On the other hand, Ananya Panday looked amazing as she chose to wear sparkling blue crop top along with denim shorts. Tara Sutaria looked flawless as she wore a white blazer along with blue denims and matching stilettos. Check out the latest pictures from the special screenings of Student of the Year 2 below: The movie Student of the Year 2 marks the debut of two newbies Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria who will be starring opposite Tiger Shroff. This teen drama happens to be a sequel of the 2012 movie Student of the Year which starred , and in the lead roles. Interestingly, Alia Bhatt makes a special appearance in one of the songs of the movie named the 'Hook up' song. Student of the Year is scheduled to be released on May 10, 2019. (ALSO READ: Student Of The Year 2 trio Tiger Shroff, Ananya Panday and Tara Sutaria play Bollywood Pictionary) Credits :Pinkvilla Read More