Happy Children's Day 2022: Best Tamil Movies Made on Childrens

By Umesh M

| Updated: Monday, November 14, 2022, 13:20 [IST]

On Children's Day, here are the best Tamil movies to watch. The list includes Kakka Muttai, Marina, My Dear Bootham, etc.

Happy Children's Day 2022: Best Tamil Movies Made on Childrens

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Kalyani is a poor man who is forced to live under the shade of his father, as he does not have a proper job and a source of income. He has a daughter, Chellama, whom he wants to give all the happiness in the world. He struggles hard to provide his cheerful daughter a good living and his daughter, who fares below average in school is chirpy only in the presence of her father.

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Sivadas, a valiant officer, neglects Haridas, his child who has autism, due to his profession. Guilty, he decides to make up for his mistakes and do something for his son.

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A young boy finds a lantern in a cave and opens it to find Karkimuki, the king of all genies. Karkimuki helps the child with various problems in his life and forms a bond with him

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Anbukkarusu, a bright student, takes admission in a new school. Jeevanandam, who is popular in his class, feels jealous when Anbukkarusu begins to get all the attention.

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Kavin and Naina are pushed out of several schools due to their hyperactive behaviour. Their frustrated parents accidentally meet Thamizh, a psychiatrist, who becomes a saviour for their children.

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When ill luck befalls a family, the patriarch decides to please the gods by offering their pet rooster as a sacrifice. However, things do not go as expected as the rooster goes missing.

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Subbu, a snobbish old man, is estranged from his son, when he marries a girl from another caste. But, his perspective on life begins to change, when his grandson comes to stay with him in the village.

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On her ninth birthday Amudha (P.S. Keerthana), after learning that she was adopted, resolves to find her birth mother. Her parents Thiruchelvan (Madhavan) and Indra (Simran) insist on accompanying her, and so together they leave the comfort of their home in India to venture into the jungles of Sri Lanka, where they witness the violence and brutality of civil war. Eventually they discover Shyama (Nandita Das), who explains that she gave up her daughter to fight for the separatist cause.

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An orphan boy leaves his cruel uncle and ends up living on a beach where he sells food to earn money. He uses that money to go to night school and his dedication inspires other kids on the beach to study as well.

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