Kannada actor Ganesh's recent film has successfully drawn the Kannada audience back to cinemas. In an interview, Ganesh expresses his excitement about the film approaching a 50-day run, a rare achievement in today's cinema landscape. According to Ganesh, the crucial factor in attracting people to theaters is the quality of the film and the engaging theatrical experience it provides. He emphasizes the importance of stories connecting with the audience and discusses his criteria for choosing scripts, looking for that unique spark that inspires him.

Regarding the success of his film, Ganesh attributes it to the engaging storyline that captures the audience, creating a magical connection between the narrative and the viewers. He also reflects on the impact of popular songs in promoting a film, citing the example of his song "Dwapara," which quickly gained popularity across various platforms, including social media reels. Ganesh highlights how the response to the song from his family and the online community signaled its success and contributed to the film's positive reception.In just a couple of days, a large number of people dedicated a considerable amount of time to it. After the song became a hit, it was complemented by exceptional choreography and cinematography in the film, maintaining a high level of energy throughout the storytelling process. As an actor, my personal mantra is not to let success get to my head or failure to my heart. Hits and misses are a natural part of an actor's career. No one sets out to create a poor film; everyone aims for their work to be well-received. However, success isn't guaranteed, and there is no foolproof formula for making a film successful. The key lies in how the narrative resonates with the audience. It's essential for our emotions and online content to strike a chord with people. Personally, regardless of a film's outcome, I believe it's crucial not to let down the audience as an actor. I always strive to deliver a strong performance that will leave a positive impact on viewers. It's important to maintain a positive attitude because even if our efforts don't yield the desired results, we must persevere and try again. It's crucial to give your best effort, especially when new ideas emerge on set. Just as Lord Krishna said, "You have the right to perform your prescribed duties, but you are not entitled to the fruits of your actions." This philosophy is particularly relevant for those who put in effort. This can be likened to an app that only functions effectively when you put in your own effort.