An actor must always seek to reinvent themselves, a necessity not only for the audience's sake but for their own as well. Without this constant evolution, the work can become dull and repetitive. Ramesh Aravind, an artist who believes in pushing boundaries, shares that he enjoys surprising himself and exploring new challenges. In his upcoming film, Daiji, which falls under the horror-fantasy genre, Ramesh welcomes the opportunity to work with innovative directors who bring unique and energetic storytelling to the table. He admires the vision of director Akash Srivatsa, who has crafted a fresh look for him in Daiji, keeping the movie's concept intriguingly mysterious. The film is based on a true story from the life of Ravi Kashyap, with whom Akash has collaborated to bring this fascinating tale to the screen. Daiji explores the boundaries between science and belief, delving into the unexplained phenomena experienced by Ravi and his wife. Akash's direction, inspired by real events, aims to challenge perceptions and prompt reflection on the mysteries of life.