National Film Award for Best Children's Film

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The National Film Award for Best Children's Film is given annually as part of the National Film Awards ceremony in India. It is given to the film the jury panel of the awards deem the best feature that deals with themes surrounding children.

The National Film Award (Golden Lotus Award) for Best Children's Film winners:

Year	Film	Director
2003	Baaja (Hindi)	A.K. Bir
1995	Halo (Hindi)	Santosh Sivan
1994	Abhay (Hindi)	Annu Kapoor
1993	Mujhse Dosti Karoge? (Hindi)	Gopi Desai
1990	Ankur Maina Aur Kabootar (Hindi)	Madan Bawaria
1988	Swamy (Hindi)	Shankar Nag
1986	Aazadi Ki Aur (Hindi)	P. S. Prakash
1967	Jaise ko Taise (Hindi)	M.V. Kunte

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National Film Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award: Dadasaheb Phalke Award Best Director: Indira Gandhi Award
Feature Films: Best Film | Best Actor | Best Actress | Best Supporting Actor | Best Supporting Actress
Best Art Direction | Best Child Artist | Best Cinematography | Best Costume Design | Best Director | Best Screenplay
Best Choreography | Best Lyrics | Best Music Direction | Best Male Playback Singer | Best Female Playback Singer
Best Audiography | Best Film Editing | Best Special Effects | Best Children's Film | Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment
Special Jury Award / Special Mention Best Feature Film on National Integration: Nargis Dutt Award
Best Films in Regional Languages
Assamese | Bengali | English | Hindi | Kannada | Malayalam | Marathi | Tamil | Telugu | Oriya | Punjabi | Konkani | Manipuri
Others: Best Book on Cinema | Second Best Feature Film (discontinued after 1993)