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Anger is a key factor that determines the future of an adolescent. Current scenarios in different countries are not adolescent-friendly, and not meeting the demand of the problems. Although, some countries have executed policies to address adolescent's needs through counseling, but challenges remain. The adolescent mortality due to suicide is the best indicator to understand the policy gaps as per WHO data. But, being a social animal, many of these problems can be managed at home or institution by intervening in the parental role. This paper with the help of 40 articles tries to understand the situations and different factors affecting the anger and how different models would help to mitigate the problems. The authors suggest conducting some counseling sessions for the parents to facilitate to understand their child closely. Simultaneously, at the institution, for developing confidence positive demonstration of life management skills should be given as a course curriculum in different countries.