This peppy track aptly captures the bitter-sweet banter that students share with their teachers. Ek School Banana Hai’s lyrics articulate their dream of building a school that’ll provide education to children belonging to all sectors of the society.Ĭrooned by Raman Mahadevan, Kholo Kholo is an inspiring song from Aamir Khan starrer drama film, Taare Zameen Par. It aptly revolves around the notion “all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.”Įk School Banana Hai is from the comedy flick Chillar Party, the plot of which revolves around the life of a bunch of students who go to the extremes to help save a poor kid and his dog. The lyrics of the song is all about the importance of sports in children’s life. Sung by Vanita Mishra, even this song features from the film Masoom.įeaturing from the film, MS Dhoni: The Untold Story, Padhoge Likhoge is a fun song crooned by Adithyan A Prithviraj, Ananya Sritam Nanda. When you think about children’s this is the first song that comes to the mind of most Indians. Lakdi Ki Kathi is the most popular nursery Indian rhyme. This song has received vocals from singer Aditya Narayan. Chota Bacha Jaan Ke Na Koi Aankh Dekhana Reįeaturing from the movie Masoom, this classic old song captures the jolly age of childhood in the most perfect way. Hence, due to his special bond with children, after his death, Nehru’s birthday was chosen to be celebrated as Children’s Day in India. During his reign, Jawaharlal Nehru advocated for children to have all-rounded education that would build a better society in the future. Also referred to as Chacha Nehru, the great leader considered children as the greatest strength of a nation. This special day marks the birth anniversary of India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Every year November 14 is celebrated as Children’s Day with great zeal and enthusiasm in the country.

Lakdi ki kathi song video