In the history of motion pictures there are innumerable films for children as there are films meant to be watched only by adults. However, it would be an absolute disaster to state that "Le Petit Nicolas" is solely a children's film. In reality, it is a film made by an adult person about some mischievous children whose world is completely different from those of adults. As it is a film which features both children and adults, it can be said that it can be watched by all sections of society. At the heart of this film is the birth of a baby boy which triggers a series of hilarious adventures involving Nicolas and his friends. For a young child, a school and a home remain two of the best places where maximum learning happens. This is also true about this film's kids who seem to have a lot in common even though they come from diverse socio cultural backgrounds. Most of this film's adult characters do not seem to be popular with young children as they live in their own world with their own problems. One young, lady teacher is the only exception to this rule as due to her 'caring nature' she is able to make some difference in the lives of innocent children. Any viewer who has enjoyed school days as the best time of life would surely appreciate "Le Petit Nicolas" for revealing a world of innocence where mischief and pranks are as useful as books and pens in learning about life and beyond.