Filmmaker Ramenahalli Jagannatha views OTT platforms as a boon for emerging directors. He credits the revenue share from online streaming services with helping him stay afloat after his first film. While some movies may struggle to find an audience in theaters, OTT platforms provide an alternative avenue for success. Despite this shift, Jagannatha notes that many still seek the immersive experience of watching films in theaters. With his next project, "Theertharoopa Thandeyavarige," Jagannatha plans to delve into a dysfunctional family drama set to start filming in October. Drawing on his strength in conveying emotions, he emphasizes his storytelling centered on human themes. Influenced by literature, particularly authors like Poornachandra Tejaswi, SL Bhyrappa, and Shivaram Karanth, Jagannatha's storytelling style is a fusion of personal experiences and literary inspirations. He acknowledges the challenges of translating characters from paper to screen as a director but remains committed to bringing compelling stories to life. Reflecting on the obstacles faced by new filmmakers, Jagannatha highlights the intricate process of aligning creative vision with business considerations. He underscores the importance of continuous improvement and adaptation throughout the filmmaking journey, emphasizing the time and effort required to deliver a polished final product.