Kannada actor Ganesh's most recent film has successfully drawn Kannada audiences back to theaters. In discussing his experience with the movie "Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi," Ganesh expresses his excitement about the film approaching a milestone 50-day run, which he considers a rare achievement in current times. He emphasizes the importance of delivering quality cinema that provides a fulfilling theatrical experience to attract audiences to the big screen. Ganesh shares his approach to selecting scripts, looking for a special spark that resonates with him and captivates the viewers, encouraging audience engagement and creating a magical connection between the story and its viewers. He also discusses the significance of successful songs in films and how they contribute to the overall success, highlighting the popular song "Dwapara" and its impact on the movie's reception across various platforms.In just a few days, a large number of people have dedicated a significant amount of time to the project. Following the success of the song, the film incorporated impressive choreography and cinematography, maintaining a high level of energy throughout the entire narrative. As an actor, my personal mantra is, 'Do not let success get to your head, and do not let failure reach your heart.' In the film industry, hits and misses are inevitable. Every filmmaker aims for success, but outcomes can vary. There is no guaranteed formula for a successful film; it all boils down to how well the story resonates with the audience. Our emotions and online feedback should strike a chord with viewers. Personally, regardless of a film's success or failure, I strive to never disappoint my audience with a subpar performance. Staying positive is crucial; if initial efforts fall short, perseverance is key. It's essential to give your best, as opportunities for creativity and inspiration can unexpectedly arise on set. Like the teachings of Lord Krishna, 'You have a right to perform your prescribed duties, but you are not entitled to the fruits of your actions.' This principle holds true for those who invest effort—it's akin to operating an app that requires your active participation.
