Bollywood always have something to offer to nearly all types of audiences. One such genre is 'Children Movies'. On Children's Day today, we take a look at some of the notable movies made in this genre.
In this recently released masterpiece, Amol Gupte brought forth the innocence and maturity of children with such craftiness that the it touches you deep inside. The amusing and at the same time heart-wrenching tale of a child labour Stanley leaves you spell bound.
Aamir proved how emotional tales for children and about children can break Box Office records too. It was a story of a dyslexic child facing the the high expectations of his family who were unaware of his disorder and how he overcame these odds with the help of a supportive teacher.
It was a story about the modern day saga of introducing reality shows in education system, to make stars out of students. Using the concept of child labour prevalent in television, the film highlights the sorry situation of a school whose students seem to have no mind of their own!
The movie was a mild adventurous thriller produced by Vishal Bhardwaj and was focussed on children. It was basically the story of a Witch played by Shabana Aazmi who supposedly turns children into animals if they stray into her villa.
This Jijo Punnoose directed was primarily the dubbed the version of 1984 Malayalam Movie, 'My Dear Kuttichathan', which was India's first 3-D film, and became a major Box Office hit.
The true onset of superhero movies can be marked back to early eighties when Shekhar Kapur directed Mr India hit the big screen. This cult classic was a sci-fi superhero thriller, entwined with an emotional swag and magic. Anil Kapoor's invisibility act, made this Shekhar Kapur directed movie much loved by children.