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Updated : Jan 27, 2026

 

In a landmark celebration of Telugu cinema's national stature, legendary actor Shri Mohan Babu received the prestigious Governor’s Award of Excellence from the Government of West Bengal today at a grand ceremony held at Lok Bhavan, Kolkata.

 

The award was presented by the Hon’ble Governor of West Bengal amid distinguished guests, followed by the traditional At Home reception. The event gained added prominence with the presence of Mohan Babu’s son and MAA President Vishnu Manchu, along with MAA Treasurer Siva Balaji, who joined in honoring the icon's monumental achievements.

 

This distinction makes history as the first time West Bengal has bestowed such an honor on a Telugu actor, highlighting Telugu cinema's rising influence and artistic excellence across India.

 

 

Timed perfectly with Mohan Babu’s 50 glorious years in cinema, the award celebrates his extraordinary journey- from grassroots beginnings to becoming a powerhouse in acting, education, and philanthropy. His multilingual filmography spans genres and has inspired millions, while his off-screen efforts in education and social welfare continue to uplift communities.

 

For the global Telugu diaspora, this moment radiates pride, bridging Bengal's rich cinematic legacy with Tollywood's vibrant contributions to India's diverse cultural tapestry. It embodies the essence of Republic Day: unity through artistic brilliance that knows no borders.

 

As the nation reflects on its democratic journey, Mohan Babu’s recognition reaffirms that true mastery in cinema unites us all.

 






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