"I haven't seen any film or TV show in the past 30 years. I don't even remember the last film I saw or when I saw it," Kamal Nath told .
Buoyed by the exit poll numbers, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday wrote to Governor Anandiben Patel to convene a special session of the Assembly and ask the Congress government to prove majority.
Claiming that he was prepared for a floor test, Kamal Nath said he had proved the majority of his coalition government 'four times' in the past five months and was ready to do it yet again.
Kamal Nath awaits results of the Chhindwara Assembly by-election and the Lok Sabha polls. Both constituencies voted on May 23. Kamal Nath must get elected to the Assembly within six months of being appointed the Chief Minister.
His son Nakul Nath is making political debut as Congress candidate from the Chhindwara parliamentary seat, which was represented in the Lok Sabha by Kamal Nath nine times.
On his son's political future, he said, "Every debutant needs the initial jump-start. But one has to prove his capabilities and skills to stay relevant."
At his election rallies in Chhindwara, Kamal Nath insisted on direct contact between voters and his son. "I am handing over the responsibility of my home town to Nakul Nath now that I have the responsibility of the state. Give him tough time if he doesn't work," he said.
( With inputs from IANS )