"Neither I have the guts to float a new party nor able to collect funds in the name of party. I will announce my decision on which party I would be joining soon," revealed the actor, when media enquired about his political aspirations.
In fact, the versatile actor held the press meet to share his happiness over the completion of 20 years of his blockbuster flick 'Major Chandrakanth', which had hit the screens on April 23, 1993. He reiterated that he will remain as NTR's diehard fan and brother.
Mohan Babu targeted a young hero by commenting few actors are day-dreaming to become chief minister by scoring just one blockbuster.
Political observers say, Mohan Babu might contest 2014 polls on YSR Congress ticket from Chittor district.
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