You may not know it, but kids can have it stressful too! Allowing them some TV time can not only help them relax and unwind but also help the both of you bond. However, it is always important to know what your kid is watching to ensure the correct messaging and moral take-aways. That is why, we have compiled a list of enjoyable watches for both you and your kids alike, that give a fun viewership experience in addition to some sound morals!
Go ahead and bookmark this list of new releases on Disney + Hotstar that you can catch with your kids to bond over special movie nights. For more on our movie specials for kids- click here.
1. Luca
The feature film follows a young boy and his unforgettable summer in the Italian riviera. It involves amazing food, new people and beautiful sceneries that he experiences alongside his new best friend! Except, something is fishy. In order to preserve their perfect summer, the boys must preserve their deep secret too- find out what that is. Read the complete review here.
2. Raya & The Last Dragon
The story details Raya, a warrior who is determined to reverse a scary plague that turns anyone that encounters it into stone. She joins forces with the quirky dragon Sisu, to accompany her in this remarkable quest. The gorgeous animations do complete justice to the southeast Asian cultures, and the characters are meticulously developed. The typical romance scenes are replaced with fighting and action, creating a gripping narrative throughout. Read the complete review here.
3. Bao
A woman who is suffering from empty nest syndrome gets a second shot at motherhood when one of her handmade dumplings springs to life. It is the perfect movie to teach you to value the relationship of mother and child, and may leave your eyes a little wet.
4. Monsters At Work
Since the monsters have changed their business model from scaring kids to making them laugh, it’s less scary than the original film, and it has clearly positive themes about perseverance, getting along with people who are different from you, and adapting when things change. This spin-off on everyone’s favourite Pixar classic is sure to even keep parents entertained.
5. Soul
This beautiful and creative film details a band teacher who nearly dies and gets stuck in the section of the afterlife where souls wait to be assigned a trip to earth. Ladden with themes of empathy and perseverance to lighten the mood for kids, also explores more philosophical themes like the meaning of life which will likely satisfy the adults.
Parul Gupta
Shreiya Aggarwal Gupta
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KSP Team
