Want to time travel to your childhood? Watch these south film classics; From 'My Dear Kuttichathan' to 'Anjali'

South Indian cinema always had a special way of connecting with audiences across several generations. While many films entertain for a few hours, some stay in our hearts for years. They remind us of school holidays, family television time, and more.Here is a look at four beloved films that will make you time travel to the past.'My Dear Kuttichathan'Malayalam film industry always shines in setting benchmarks. 'My Dear Kuttichathan' remains one of the most iconic children's films ever made in India. Directed by Jijo Punnoose the film follows three children who rescue a magical goblin from the control of an evil sorcerer.Kuttichathan soon becomes their loyal companion and takes them on an interesting journey. With grand and imaginative storytelling, memorable songs by Ilaiyaraaja, and groundbreaking visuals, the film introduced generations of children to a world where magic felt real. The film is also the first 3D movie made in India.'Anjali'Directed by Mani Ratnam 'Anjali' is an emotional film about family and unconditional love. The story centers on a terminally ill child with developmental challenges and the impact she has on her family.Her siblings slowly learn to accept and care for her, creating some of the most heartfelt moments in Indian cinema. Featuring powerful performances by Raghuvaran and Revathi the National Award-winning film remains unforgettable.'Little John'Many of us may remember watching 'Little John' on TV during our school days and we enjoyed it as it offered children a delightful blend of fantasy and comedy. Directed by Singeetam Srinivasa Rao the film tells the story of a young man who accidentally shrinks to a tiny size.To become normal again, he must go on a magical quest to find a special ring. Starring Bentley Mitchum and Jyothika, the film stood out for its imaginative concept and family-friendly humor.'Uncle Bun'Directed by Bhadran, 'Uncle Bun' showcased Mohanlal in one of his most lovable performances. He plays Charlie Chacko, a gentle and lonely man who is asked to look after his brother's three children. Though he initially struggles with the eldest child, he slowly earns their love and trust. Bhadran simply doesn't create humor for the sake of it, he combined it with a sentimental element. This is one of the reasons why Mohanlal's character in the film remains in our hearts till now.