Our
industry
is
well-known
for
making
Malayalam
movies
which
could
stand
the
test
of
time.
The
expertise
of
the
film-makers
from
Mollywood
in
handling
variety
of
genres
is
commendable.
Mollywood
has
witnessed
a
good
number
of
Malayalam
movies,
which
handled
children-based
themes.
While
many
of
them
turned
out
to
be
successful,
certain
others
failed
to
make
the
proper
connect.
In
the
1980s
and
the
1990s,
there
came
many
Malayalam
movies,
which
went
on
to
become
the
all-time
favourites
of
kids.
Even
now,
the
young
film-makers
are
coming
in
with
some
fresh
concepts,
which
give
an
all
new
take
on
children-based
concepts.
On
this
Children's
day,
here
we
take
you
through
some
of
the
Malayalam
movies,
which
best
narrated
the
tales
revolving
around
children.
My
Dear
Kuttichathan
(1984)
We
simply
can't
find
a
better
way
to
start
the
list.
My
Dear
Kuttichathan
has
that
freshness
in
it,
which
appeals
not
only
to
kids
but
to
all
sections
of
the
audiences.
The
first
ever
3D
film
in
India,
directed
by
Jijo
Punnoose,
has
transcended
time
and
generations
and
is
still
among
the
hot
favourites
of
many.
It
is
one
such
children-based
Malayalam
film
which
fetched
an
all-time
blockbuster
status.
Manu
Uncle
(1988)
Mammootty
had
played
the
title
role
in
this
1988
movie.
At
the
same
time,
a
group
of
kids
also
played
equally
important
roles
in
Manu
Uncle.
Interestingly,
the
story
of
the
film
moves
through
the
adventures
of
these
characters
and
Manu
Uncle.
It
is
one
such
film,
which
you
can
watch
umpteen
number
of
times.
Abhayam
(1991)
Abhayam,
directed
by
Sivan
and
featuring
Tarun
Kumar
in
the
lead
role
handled
an
innovative
concept.
The
National
award-winning
movie
narrated
the
tale
of
an
8-year-old
boy
named
Vinu
and
his
journey
towards
the
place
where
he
really
wants
to
be.
Yodha
(1992)
This
Mohanlal
starrer
isn't
a
children-based
film
but
the
movie
had
a
child
playing
an
equally
important
role
in
it.
This
adventure
based
film
has
gone
on
to
attain
a
cult
classic
status
and
is
loved
by
kids
and
adults
alike.
Manjadikuru
(2012)
The
feel
fondly
named
as
nostalgia
has
been
served
to
the
best
extent
in
this
film,
directed
by
Anjali
Menon.
The
movie
takes
the
audiences
through
the
good
old
days
of
childhood.
One
of
the
finest
films
of
this
genre,
which
you
shouldn't
miss.
Philips
And
The
Monkey
Pen
(2013)
This
one
is
the
best
representative
of
new
age
cinema
in
this
list.
Philips
And
The
Monkey
Pen
took
us
to
the
wonderful
world
of
a
bunch
of
kids
with
an
inspiring
tale
to
narrate.
A
cute
little
film
that
could
be
watched
many
times
without
a
single
minute
of
boredom.
Ottaal
(2015)
Ottaal
is
quite
different
from
the
other
films
in
this
list.
It
narrated
a
realistic
tale
and
one
can't
finish
watching
this
moving
tale
without
shedding
a
drop
of
tear.
Ottaal,
directed
by
Jayaraj
did
win
numerous
awards
in
various
International
Film
Festivals.
Guppy
(2016)
Guppy,
the
film
directed
by
Johnpaul
George
is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
best
films
of
the
recent
times.
It
featured
some
fine
performances
from
its
lead
characters
and
had
a
moving
tale
to
narrate.