Disney's masterpiece, The Lion King, might seem like a simple story of good versus evil, but it carries a profound message. Follow Simba, a young lion cub, as he confronts his malevolent uncle Scar to reclaim his father Mufasa's legacy. 

Amidst the adventure, Pumba and Timon's Hakuna Matata remind us that there's more to being a king than just power.

Watching "The Princess Diaries" on Children's Day is a great idea. This movie has a heartwarming story that's not only entertaining but also teaches kids about self-discovery and embracing their uniqueness.

Mia Thermopolis, an ordinary teenager who discovers her royal heritage, connects with the dreams and hopes of children.

Lindsay Lohan portrays Annie and Hallie, two 11-year-olds who initially clash at summer camp. They soon discover they're long-lost twins separated after their parents' divorce. 

Now, it's up to them to reunite their estranged parents, leading to a series of hilarious situations. 

Macaulay Culkin shot to stardom in Home Alone, a film portraying a family much like our own. When the McAllister family embarks on a holiday to Paris, they unintentionally leave young Kevin behind, who must fend for himself. 

Chaos unfolds as two bumbling burglars attempt to rob the house, leading to a holiday adventure that teaches us that you can't underestimate kids (especially during Christmas)

Disney's Frozen redefines the concept of true love. The story follows two sisters, Elsa and Anna, with Elsa possessing magical powers and Anna's love for snowmen. When Elsa inadvertently plunges Arendelle into eternal winter, it's up to Anna to make things right.

The film's popularity truly remains unmatched. The second installment brought only more laughter and joy

The first installment in the Harry Potter series transports us to a world of magic

Join the Boy Who Lived, Harry Potter, as he embarks on a thrilling adventure at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 

In Coco, Miguel's family forbids him from pursuing his musical dreams, but his passion for music cannot be quelled. 

Miguel's journey to follow in the footsteps of his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz, is a celebration of the importance of following your heart.