Student of the Year (2012)

Most Indian movies require viewers to provide brick intelligence. Karan Johar 's SOTY not only further reduces this standard, but also erodes any brain cells that may be in the movie. Yesterday I spent a lot of time and cheap whiskey to get rid of the memory of this movie. But I feel that alerting others to this movie is equivalent to a terrible experiment is my top priority for that day.

There are some facts about KJo that needs attention and his work (especially this).

1. Karan Johar can command and shine everything that does not move, such as the face of an actor in a movie, a goal post. He usually creates an illusion of movement by blowing a fan on his face. A group of women roaring 'aaa-aaa-aaa-aaa' in the background

2. I am not a feminist, but for a more equitable gender (especially a teens girl), SOTY does not yield to the standard to whip them in the Taliban open field, it is as mean as a movie. Teenage girls are discouraged, stupid, disgusting, or simply silly. When talking about the heroine in a movie, one of the men stated that she regarded the name of the major fashion store as attractive quality. truly?

3. Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar is a movie that tells the truth. On the other hand, this movie seems to indicate that the mistakes of today's young people are correct.

4. Karan Johar expresses and expresses gays with ridicule and ridicule among stereotypes in the movie he is producing or supervising. In his film, homosexuality is only a humorous role in the lives of others.

There is more, I can praise you with a roaring voice, but if you are looking for a good age, good entertainment, nothing will erode your gray matter, stay home and watch Seinfeld

As I am a high school student in 2012, when I think of the 80's, I want retro fashion, Daihatsu and Molly Ringwald. In most cases, we have confirmed all these attributes over the last ten years. Popular culture dominated this decade, and after 30 years history seems to repeat itself. The latest fashion trends such as high waist shorts, Doc Martens, and of course Levi Straus jeans are all recycling ideas of the 1980s. In the 1980s, people used to express themselves arbitrarily through neon colors and shredded jeans. Other noteworthy trends include denim jackets, perfect fit jeans, mini skirts, leggings and leg warmers. Every clothing I mentioned now is still popular on the street today and is popular in this revolutionary decade. Headband and Ray - Ban Wayfarer sunglasses took over and recently appeared again as everyday fashion. Hair, hair. The 80's are full of big hair

Since 2012, the number of registrations has changed significantly. Strayer's student body has decreased by about 20% in 2016 compared to four years ago. The percentage of students who participate only in online courses has increased by 17%, and this model is expected to continue in the future. Another change is most clearly shown in the table below. In other words, more undergraduates without university experience are registered. In the calendar year of 2012, only 37% of new graduate graduate students are registered without secondary education unit. As of the calendar year of 2015, this number has risen to 53% of all new students. Transfer students have decreased from 50% in 2012 to 25% in 2015. However, graduate student enrollment is relatively stable.