1 / 6Aamir Khan starrer 3 Idiots is one of the iconic films ever made, which highlights the pressure and competition in the education system. It narrates the lives of three friends at an engineering college who challenge societal expectations and undue expectations related to career choices. 2 / 6In this inspirational fiction series, Ahsaas Channa plays Archie Mehta, showcasing the challenges and experiences of Chartered Accountancy students in India. With an incredible acting flair, Ahsaas effortlessly depicted the emotional and mental turmoil of CA students, connecting with the new-age audiences. 3 / 6In Hichki, Rani Mukerji plays an aspiring teacher who suffers from Tourette's syndrome. Through this powerful portrayal, Rani addresses the challenges of teaching and learning with disabilities, creating space for inclusivity in the education system. 4 / 6In Kota Factory, Jitendra Kumar played an IIT educator and teacher, wherein his students lovingly named him Jeetu Bhaiyya. The audiences, especially the new-age viewers connected with Jeetu Bhaiyaa to incredible levels that he became widely recognised for the role. 5 / 6In Super 30, Hrithik Roshan played the inspiring real-life role of Anand Kumar, a successful mathematician who starts a special program named Super 30 to prepare 30 economically backward students for JEE Advanced examination. The film talks about the economic gap and highlights the importance of equal education for everyone. 6 / 6In this biographical drama film, Vikrant Massey showcased the life of Manoj Kumar Sharma, who overcame poverty to become an IPS officer. Till date, Manoj Sharma is regarded as one of the finest performances of Vikrant, for which he also received critical acclaim.