The family factors of age crisis manifestations in Indian adolescents were studied. Sample: 63 adolescents (39 girls and 24 boys) from 13 to 16 years old from India. Methods: the questionnaire of adolescent crisis symptoms by V.E. Vasilenko, the Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory, the methodology of O.V. Kurysheva and K.N. Polivanova for studying the image of adulthood and the "Parent-Child Interaction" questionnaire by I.M. Markovskaya (PCI). The first hypothesis about the influence of family structure and the presence of siblings on crisis manifestations of adolescents was partially confirmed in terms of aggressive reactions: in complete families, adolescents have higher verbal aggression, in only children, higher negativism. The second hypothesis was generally confirmed - according to the data of correlation and regression analysis, the crisis is more pronounced in adolescents when they perceive parent-child relationships as less emotionally close. Thus, among the predictors of the severity of the crisis, one can note low satisfaction with relationships with fathers, and hostility - low agreement with the father.