In Pics | Children's Day 2021: Inspiring films for kids

Here's a list of 10 inspring movies for kids to watch this Children's Day

'Stanley ka Dabba' is a heartfelt story about a 4th grade student who is forced to bring lunch to school for his teacher. Credit: IMDb

'Taare Zameen Par' is a beautiful tale about the life of a dyslexic child and a teacher who embraces who finally recognises him for who he is. Credit: IMDb

'The Lion King' is a coming-of-age story of Simba who leaves his kingdom and returns years lated to take back his title. The film demonstrates the importance of learning from the past and that growth can be scary. Credit: IMDb

'Frozen' shows young girls that they can be their own heros. And you can find true love from your family, from your sisters. Credit: IMDb

'I am Kalam' is the story of Chhotu, a poor boy who changes his name to Kalam, being inspired by the late Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, and plans to meet him. Credit: IMDb

'Bhootnath' is the story of a family who witnesses an unfriendly ghost wanting to drive them away from the new house they have moved into. However, he befriends a little boy who changes his outlook forever. Credit: IMDb

A story about sibling love and determination, Dhanak follows a brother-sister duo, who head on a journey to meet a superstar and encounter various characters along their way. Credit: IMDb

'The Jungle Book' is the story of Mowgli's adventures in the jungle and growing up with friends Baloo and Begheera while trying to keep himself safe from the man-eating Sher Khan. Credit: IMDb

'Koi... Mil Gaya' follows the story of a developmentally disabled young man trying to continue the work his father did in communicating with extra-terrestrials from outer space, which leads to something miraculous and wonderful. Credit: IMDb

'Chillar Party' is the tale of a group of children from a residential complex and their friendship with a homeless boy Fatka, and his pet dog Bhidu. Credit: IMDb