Kannada actor Ganesh's recent film has been successful in drawing the Kannada audience back to cinemas. In an interview, Ganesh expressed his excitement about the film, "Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi," nearing a 50-day run, which he considers a rare achievement in today's cinema landscape. He emphasized the importance of delivering quality content that offers a fulfilling theatrical experience to viewers. According to Ganesh, a critical element in choosing a script is finding that spark that ignites his passion for the project. He highlighted the strong audience engagement in "Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi" as the key factor that resonated with viewers and created a magical connection between the story and its audience. Ganesh also shared his belief that a hit song can influence the success of a film, citing the rapid popularity of the song "Dwapara" as an example. The actor noted the song's widespread reach and impact on various platforms, including social media reels, as indicators of its success.In just a few days, numerous individuals have dedicated a considerable amount of time to the project. Following the success of the song, exceptional choreography and cinematography were incorporated into the film, maintaining the energetic storytelling throughout. My motto as an actor is to not let success get to my head or failure weigh me down. Hits and misses are inevitable in an actor's career, as everyone strives for their work to resonate with audiences. There is no surefire recipe for a successful film; it ultimately boils down to how the story resonates with viewers emotionally and online feedback. Regardless of the outcome, I believe it is crucial as an actor to not disappoint my audience. I always aim to deliver a top-notch performance, even amidst the challenges of filmmaking. Remaining optimistic is essential, as it allows us to persevere in the face of setbacks. We must always give our all and be open to learning from every opportunity on set. As Lord Krishna famously stated, "You have a right to perform your prescribed duties, but you are not entitled to the fruits of your actions." This perspective applies to those who put in the effort, implying that success is a result of hard work and dedication. Viewing this as a metaphorical app that relies on our personal engagement, we must actively participate for it to yield results.