Kannada star Ganesh's recent film has garnered attention from the Kannada audience, drawing them back to the theaters. His film, Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi, is approaching a 50-day run, a rare accomplishment in today's cinema landscape. Ganesh emphasizes the importance of delivering quality cinema that offers a captivating theatrical experience to viewers. He focuses on finding a special spark in each script to inspire his involvement, pointing to the strong engagement between the story and its audience as a key element of success. Ganesh also reflects on the power of hit songs in driving a film's popularity, citing the quick rise of the song "Dwapara" as an example. He notes how the song's success on various platforms, including reels, signaled its impact on the audience.In just a few days, numerous individuals have devoted a significant amount of time to it. Following the successful song release, exceptional choreography and cinematography were showcased in the film, maintaining a high level of energy throughout the storytelling process. As an actor, my personal mantra is, "Do not let success go to your head, and do not let failure affect your heart." Successes and failures are inevitable in an actor's career. Every actor desires their film to succeed, but outcomes vary. Creating a successful film doesn't adhere to a specific formula; it's about how the story resonates with the audience emotionally and online. Regardless of the film's success or failure, I believe it is crucial for me as an actor to not disappoint my viewers. I strive for each performance to be of the highest quality, always aiming for excellence. Lord Krishna's words, "karmanye vadhikaraste ma phaleshu kadachana," hold true for those who put in effort. This concept can be likened to an app - it only functions effectively with your own dedicated effort.