Student Of The Year (2012) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Student Of The Year is best for ages 13+. It's rated NR. Student of the Year is a high-energy collegiate drama that follows a competitive academic and social rivalry at St. Teresa's College. The film centers on the volatile relationships between Rohan, Abhimanyu, and Shanaya…

Student Of The Year is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.

Student of the Year is a high-energy collegiate drama that follows a competitive academic and social rivalry at St. Teresa's College. The film centers on the volatile relationships between Rohan, Abhimanyu, and Shanaya as they navigate the pressure of a high-stakes annual competition. Parents should be aware of…

The film contains moderate sexualized content, including a scene featuring a character in a form-fitting bikini. There are several instances of romantic tension and heavy flirting, as well as a scene depicting a passionate, prolonged kiss between two main…

Violence is very mild and occurs only as occasional, short-lived physical scuffles between students during conflicts. There is no graphic gore or sustained brutality.

Some mild profanity is present throughout the dialogue, including words like 'bitch', 'ass', and 'shit'.

Frequent social drinking is featured in party and social scenes involving the college students. There is no depicted illegal drug use.

The narrative explores themes of parental pressure, socioeconomic class differences, and the intense rivalry that can jeopardize long-standing friendships. The death of a central character's family member is depicted as a moment of significant emotional loss.

Student Of The Year runs 146 minutes, directed by Karan Johar, released in 2012.

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