Veteran actor Babu Mohan has been honored with the prestigious Relangi Award by the Telugu Film Television Welfare Forum and Bharat Cultural Academy, marking a significant milestone as he completes 41 years in the Telugu film industry.
With a career spanning over 2,000 films, Babu Mohan has earned immense respect for his contributions to cinema, particularly in the comedy genre. Beyond films, he has also served as a Cabinet Minister in united Andhra Pradesh, gaining recognition for his commitment to public service and integrity.
The award is named after legendary comedian Relangi Venkata Ramaiah, making it a meaningful honor for artists who have made a lasting impact in Telugu cinema.
A media interaction was held on the occasion, attended by several prominent personalities including Tummala Prasanna Kumar, Naga Bala Suresh, actor Rangky, 30 Years Prudhvi Raj, and noted journalist Suresh Kondeti.
Speakers at the event praised Babu Mohan’s humble nature, dedication, and remarkable journey from his early days in cinema to his tenure in public service. Actor Prudhvi Raj described him as one of the pillars of Telugu comedy alongside stalwarts like Kota Srinivasa Rao and Brahmanandam.
Addressing the gathering, Babu Mohan expressed heartfelt gratitude for the honor. He reflected on his journey in cinema and politics, highlighting his passion for public service and his continued involvement in films and social initiatives through his trust.
While acknowledging the importance of awards, he emphasized that the love and blessings of the audience mean the most to him. He also mentioned that receiving a Padma award would be a great honor, though he remains content with the recognition he has already received.
Several speakers also noted that an artist of his stature deserves national recognition like the Padma Shri and urged authorities to consider honoring him in the future.