10 Best Telugu Movies For Kids

Sisindri

Back in early 90’s, every Hollywood film did not get a release in major cities too. Baby’s Day Out became popular but for Telugu market it still seemed viable comedy.

So, he went to Nagarjuna with the proposal to make the film in Telugu as Sisindri. That’s how Akhil Akkineni’s debut on screen happened at the age of 9 months. 

Anjali

Baby Shalini and Baby Shamili were kid superstars in South Indian Cinema in early 90’s. Mani Ratnam wanted to make a film with a baby who had special needs. He immediately casted Tharun, Shamili in the important roles.

Little Soldiers

Little Soldiers is one of the kids’ movie classics in Telugu Cinema. Balaaditya and kids acted in the film earned a good name for their performances.

Papam Pasivadu

 SV Ranga Rao, Devika, Master Ramu and Nagesh played very important roles in the movie. Movie was written by Gollapudi Maruthi Rao and the songs by Chellapalli Satyam became major hit too.

Lava Kusa

If you want your kids to understand the value of standing up to the people who commit crimes and learn from their mistakes, Lava Kusa is the best film for them.

Swayamkrushi

K. Viswanath made many memorable films in his career like Shankarabharanam, Sagara Sangamam, Swathi Muthyam, Swathi Kiranam and many others.

Swayamkrushi reminds us about what talent and skill can achieve with luck helping us.

Repati Pourulu

Repati Pourulu is a complete social awareness theme film by director T. Krishna. Dr. Rajasekhar, Vijayashanthi, Kota Srinivasa Rao, PL Narayana, Suthi Velu and many others acted in the movie.

Bala Ramayanam

Jr. NTR’s first feature film as a child actor, Bala Ramayanam was made by director Gunasekhar in late 90’s. Movie did not become a huge success but it did earn critical acclaim. 

Pasivadi Pranam

Megastar Chiranjeevi tried out a different concept from his regular action flicks and the movie, Pasivadi Pranam became a huge blockbuster.

Balabharatam

The major reason for Guna Sekhar to make Ramayanam with kids is this film, Balabharatam.