The film, which brought the tragic condition of child labour to the forefront, saw Partho Gupte as Stanley Fernandes who is treated differently by his Hindi teacher owing to his inability to bring lunch to school. Partho went on to bag a National Film Award for Best Child Artist for the film.
The 2011 comedy-drama helmed by Amole Gupte showcases the state of affairs of children deprived of any support or aid in dealing with poverty and neglect. While the actor has kept himself busy promoting the movie, he is to be seen in dual roles. Nani’s ‘Shyam Singha Roy’ is set for release on December 24. The adorable video was posted by Nani on Monday.
These films have been made with an intention of imparting knowledge among parents/ teachers about the younger ones' special needs, bridging the generation gap and starting more honest conversations as well as teaching children the importance of care and compassion.Ĭhild artists have time and again proved their mettle by taking on challenging roles under this genre, and on the special occasion of Children's day tomorrow, take a look at some of the Bollywood movies helmed by these young artists as they throw light on pertinent issues. Arjun also chants Nani’s upcoming movie ‘Shyam Singha Roy’s title track, as he twirls his dad’s moustache.
Bollywood has curated movies pertaining to all age groups, with its special emphasis on children's tales including Taare Zameen Par, Stanley Ka Dabba, Chillar Party among others touching upon issues relevant in today's time.
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