Mohan Babu, a legendary figure in the Telugu film industry, has officially entered the 50th year of his illustrious acting career. To commemorate this significant milestone, a series of celebrations will be held monthly until November 22, 2025, organized by the Movie Artistes Association (MAA). During a recent special program, Mohan Babu expressed his heartfelt gratitude and shared poignant memories from his journey in cinema. Emotional Reflections In his speech, Mohan Babu highlighted the profound influence of his parents and the late director Dasari Narayana Rao, who he credited with nurturing his talent. He reminisced about the support he received from industry stalwarts like N.T. Rama Rao, Krishna, and Shobhan Babu, who treated him as a younger brother. He acknowledged that it was ultimately the unwavering love from his fans that propelled him to success. Reflecting on his early struggles, he recounted facing hardships, including days without food, until he found his footing in the industry around March 1975.

Commitment to Community Mohan Babu emphasized his commitment to social responsibility, stating that he prefers to keep his charitable deeds private. He mentioned providing jobs for the families of deceased actors and supporting children's education through initiatives linked to his Sree Vidyaniketan Educational Trust, which he founded in 1992. He expressed pride in having helped many aspiring actors and students achieve their dreams. Future Aspirations Looking ahead, Mohan Babu expressed hope that the upcoming film "Kannappa," featuring his son Manchu Vishnu, would serve as a significant milestone in Vishnu's career. He encouraged everyone to unite beyond caste divisions, advocating for equality and collective blessings for future endeavors. Mohan Babu's journey is not just a testament to his talent but also reflects his dedication to uplifting others within the film community and beyond. As celebrations continue over the next year, fans and colleagues alike are eager to honor this cinematic icon's contributions to Telugu cinema and society at large.