Happy Children's day: Five Tamil movies that are must-watch for children
Children are the stepping stones of the country as they are our future. In cinema, there are numerous films that are specially made for kids. Today, on the birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru, as we celebrate Children's Day, let’s take a look at the five Tamil movies that are must-watch for children on this special day.
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'Pasanga'
Pandiraj's directorial 'Pasanga' is about a group of school students, and how they enjoy their school life. The film also explains about two teams in a school and competition between them. The director explained the dos and don'ts between school students and taught some lessons for the kids through the enjoyable drama.
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'Saivam'
'Saivam', which was directed by AL Vijay, features Nassar, Sara Arjun, Luthfudeen Baasha, Twara Desai, and Vidya Pradeep in main roles. The film is about the life of a family in a village and their kids. The film also explores the affection a young girl has for the pet chicken, and her secret battle to prevent it from being slaughtered.
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'Kaaka Muttai'
'Kaaka Muttai' is about the wish of two young boys from a poor family and their battle to save money to buy Pizza. But they land in trouble after being beaten by a Pizza shop manager. The film explained the eagerness of kids in achieving their dream. 'Kaaka Muttai', which was directed by Manikandan, features Vignesh and Ramesh in main roles with Aishwarya Rajesh as their mother.
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'Marina'
After grabbing the attention through 'Pasanga', Pandiraj again came with a children drama 'Marina'. The film explains the importance of school education and the prevention of child labour. This film will also explore the bond of members of the family. The director has added comedy to make the film a crisp one, and the film was well enjoyed by the audience.
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'Anjali'
Mani Ratnam's directorial 'Anjali' features Raghuvaran and Revathi in lead roles with Shamili as a mentally ill child. The film explains the feelings of mentally ill children and teaches a lesson that they should not be left alone. The film also has several kids in supporting roles, and the film bagged three National Awards.
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