5 films that are based on popular teen novels

Based on the 2012 novel, written by John Green, with the same name, 'The Fault in Our Stars' is a love story between two young cancer patients who meet at a Cancer Support Group and develop an instant connection.

Capturing the feelings of love in an extremely heartfelt manner, what set this movie apart from the other teenage romantic movies is how the couple feels alive in love despite knowing that the clock is ticking against them. Such is the chemistry between Hazel and Augustus played by Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort that you start rooting for them the moment they see each other for the very first time.

We do suggest that you have a box of tissues by your side for this one for the tears just won’t stop. And if you’re looking for a desi tadka of this heart-warming tale, catch the Hindi adaptation 'Dil Bechara'.
 

This upcoming teen romance drama on Amazon Prime Original that is set to release on 21st August is based on a successful novel 'Our Chemical Hearts' by Krystal Sutherland.

The movie revolves around a teenager Henry who claims to be a hopeless romantic but has never been in love. Life seems to go pretty well for Henry as he enjoys the best of his teenage days until a girl comes into his life and changes everything.

Enter Grace Town, an exchange student with a mysterious and damaged past that makes Henry lose all his focus to help her. While the two take time to gel, they soon start bonding after working together for the school newspaper. As she becomes an important part of her life, Henry learns about the heart-breaking secret that has changed Grace’s life and finds himself falling in love with her. With the story having fascinated readers, we can’t wait to see one of our favourite romantic tales being told on celluloid. 21st August, mark the dates boys and girls.
 

Imagine every single crush you’ve ever had finding out that you had feelings for like them. Welcome to the life of Lara Jean who experiences this roller coaster of emotions when her notorious younger sister sends out all the love letters, she wrote to all her crushes back in the day as a love-struck teenager.

What happens next is a story of fun and confusion and a host of mushy moments as Lara encounters each one of them only to find her true knight in shining armour. Inspired by a novel by the same name, you can catch the feel-good rom-com on Netflix. While you are at it, you should know that its sequel ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ is equally delightful.

In the times of social distancing, here’s a movie whose name on the first mention sure makes you draw a parallel between its theme and today.

It’s far from the typical ‘boy meets girl, boy likes girl, they eventually fall in love’ romantic story as things in 'Five Feet Apart' aren’t that simple.  The story revolves around the life of Stella and William, two teenagers suffering from the fatal disease cystic fibrosis that could kill them if they get closer than 6 feet.

Based on a brilliant novel with the same name, this movie is a heartfelt story of young lovers who are trying to overcome the many curveballs that life throws their way. While it may get give you the happy ending you were expecting, the movie teaches you that love is all about what one feels in the moment, just the way it should be experienced.    

Based on André Aciman's coming-of-age novel of the same name, 'Call Me by Your Name' is a young-age drama of 17-year-old boy Elio who is in the processing of discovering himself.

Things take a sudden change when a doctoral student interns under his father for summer and makes Elio try to discover love and experience it for what it is. Watch this movie on Netflix for a perfect stay at night!