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Here is a list of some exciting kids-friendly movies to freshen up the kids and make their Children’s Day special.

‘Bhootnath’ to ‘Bumm Bumm Bole’: Best films to watch this Children’s Day 

This Children’s Day, grab some popcorn and watch a few movies that can help brighten up the special occasion.

Here is a list of some exciting kids-friendly&nbsp;movies to freshen up the&nbsp;kids and make their Children&rsquo;s Day special.

Children's Day is celebrated every year on November 14 to commemorate the birth anniversary of India&rsquo;s first Prime Minister Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru, who was fondly known as Chacha Nehru. Indian cinema has made several movies for children that are great to watch for their feel-good quotient and the lesson they impart.&nbsp;
 Here is a list of some movies that you could watch on the occasion of Children&rsquo;s Day. &nbsp; Stanley ka Dabba (2011) &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; This comedy-drama is about a popular schoolboy Stanley.&nbsp; A greedy teacher, who forces students to share their tiffin with him, forbids Stanley from entering school as he doesn't get his own lunch box. The 59th National awards decided to confer the Best Child Artist award to Partho Gupte.&nbsp; &nbsp; Bumm Bumm Bole (2010)&nbsp; The film revolves around two siblings Pinu and Rizim. They decide to share a pair of shoes till their father can afford to buy another. However, their father is unable to find a job and is also suspected of criminal offenses after which things begin to look tough.&nbsp; &nbsp; Toonpur Ka Superhero (2010)&nbsp; This was India&rsquo;s first live-action animated action comedy film starring Ajay Devgn, Kajol, Sanjay Mishra, Tanuja, and Mukesh Tiwari in lead roles.&nbsp; Famous actor Aditya Kumar plays a superhero in movies, but his cartoon-loving son calls him a 'fake hero' as he uses body doubles for stunts. He gets an opportunity to show his son that he is a hero when he is kidnapped by the cartoon characters.&nbsp; &nbsp; Bhootnath (2008)&nbsp; The film is an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's 1887 short story &lsquo;The Canterville Ghost&rsquo;. It tells the story of Banku, whose parents shift into a sprawling mansion in Goa, which is haunted by a ghost. With time, Banku bonds with Bhootnath, played by Amitabh Bachchan, and they become good friends. The movie shows the beautiful relationship between them and their adventures together.&nbsp; &nbsp; Taare Zameen Par (2007)&nbsp; Starring <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/from-karan-johar-to-aamir-khan-bollywood-celebrities-who-have-quit-twitter-1665541666220">Aamir Khan</a> and Darsheel Safary, this film revolves around a kid named Ishaan, who is unable to perform well at school as he suffered from dyslexia. His parents send him to a boarding school where he meets an unconventional art teacher named Ram who helps him overcome his learning disability. The film beautifully portrayed the relationship between the teacher and student and showed how a teacher can double up as the parent and look after a student.&nbsp;
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Some&nbsp;children&nbsp;are truly gifted with brilliant talent and will leave you amazed with their big achievements. These are some of the brightest brains in India &ndash; child geniuses who prove that age is just a number.&nbsp;Sit back and prepare to be inspired.
Truptraj Pandya was born with a sense of rhythm and his first performance was at the age of 2 at Mumbai&rsquo;s Somaiya College.&nbsp;At the age of 6, he was recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest ever Tabla Master.
4-year-old,&nbsp;Advait Kolarkar&nbsp;is an art world sensation.&nbsp;At an age when most kids play with stuffed toys, Advait&nbsp;Kolarkar from Pune&nbsp;started playing with brushes. He creates Pollock-style paintings filled with the brightest colours. He has exhibited his work thrice at major galleries and it often sells out right away!
11-year-old Arshdeep Singh is a well-known wildlife photographer from Jalandhar. He recently won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018, the Young Comedy Wildlife of the Year 2018 and the Young Asian Wildlife Photographer Award, all three prestigious global wildlife awards. He started clicking at the age of 5 when he got his first camera and is passionate about bird photography.
11-year-old Raj Sankar Saikia from Jorhat in Assam is the youngest Kung Fu Black Belt Holder. He achieved the feat in&nbsp;2015 when he was only 7-years old and has been recognised by India Book of Records.
12-year-old&nbsp;Bodhisatva Ganesh Khanderao is an eco-warrior. He has been actively raising awareness about the environment from the tender age of six.&nbsp;His innovative idea of tree plantation to save the Vidarbha forests in Nagpur using seed balls received a lot of support and praise from around the country.&nbsp;

Children's Day: 5 Whiz Kids Who Prove That Age Is Just A Number

Some&nbsp;kids are truly gifted with brilliant talent and will leave you amazed with their big achievements. These child geniuses from India prove age is just a number&nbsp;

Some&nbsp;children&nbsp;are truly gifted with brilliant talent and will leave you amazed with their big achievements. These are some of the brightest brains in India &ndash; child geniuses who prove that age is just a number.&nbsp;Sit back and prepare to be inspired.
Truptraj Pandya was born with a sense of rhythm and his first performance was at the age of 2 at Mumbai&rsquo;s Somaiya College.&nbsp;At the age of 6, he was recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records as the youngest ever Tabla Master.
4-year-old,&nbsp;Advait Kolarkar&nbsp;is an art world sensation.&nbsp;At an age when most kids play with stuffed toys, Advait&nbsp;Kolarkar from Pune&nbsp;started playing with brushes. He creates Pollock-style paintings filled with the brightest colours. He has exhibited his work thrice at major galleries and it often sells out right away!
11-year-old Arshdeep Singh is a well-known wildlife photographer from Jalandhar. He recently won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018, the Young Comedy Wildlife of the Year 2018 and the Young Asian Wildlife Photographer Award, all three prestigious global wildlife awards. He started clicking at the age of 5 when he got his first camera and is passionate about bird photography.
11-year-old Raj Sankar Saikia from Jorhat in Assam is the youngest Kung Fu Black Belt Holder. He achieved the feat in&nbsp;2015 when he was only 7-years old and has been recognised by India Book of Records.
12-year-old&nbsp;Bodhisatva Ganesh Khanderao is an eco-warrior. He has been actively raising awareness about the environment from the tender age of six.&nbsp;His innovative idea of tree plantation to save the Vidarbha forests in Nagpur using seed balls received a lot of support and praise from around the country.&nbsp;

These are some of the brightest brains in India &ndash; child geniuses who prove that age is just a number.&nbsp;Sit back and prepare to be inspired.

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Is your child ready to face the world?&nbsp;Paediatrician Dr Anupam Sibal shares three simple, but often forgotten, tips to be a fantastic parent.

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