With his film Yeti Obhijaan slated to hit the screens in the coming Durga puja, director Srijit Mukherjee said he wished to do more films for children.

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The national award winning director has already made two children's films - both based on 'Kakababu', a fictional adventurist conceived by writer Sunil Gangopadhyay.

"I will definitely do more work for children. I love to work with children and already did two films Mishwar Rahasya and Yeti Obhijan. Children are very instinctive," Mukherjee told

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