Good Clip.

https://youtu.be/qzjJtnodN3w?si=R6F4Heu7iwrrFzMbAnother wonderful clip from the award-winning director Nagabharana beautifully explains his experience with the making of Janumada Jodi. The film was born out of his deep passion and commitment—he took the story rights from the late writer Pannalal and waited nearly a decade before starting the project. This long wait is a testament to his careful calculation, unwavering confidence in the story, and belief in its potential success. Sitting with his team members and discussing the nuances of the film, he emphasized how much late Dr. Rajkumar's suggestion and encouragement instilled further confidence in the project. Based on the team's deliberation and Rajkumar's insight, they made a bold choice to shoot the film in the Mandya region instead of other areas—a decision that rooted the story in its authentic cultural setting. In my strong opinion, the success of a film cannot be predicted solely by external opinions. When the content is powerful, the director’s vision is clear, and the presentation is sincere—with talented artists and a committed crew—the result is almost always success. The story’s craft, the director's insight, and the collective effort of technicians such as the editor, cinematographer, music director, and many others all play a vital role in shaping the film’s impact. I wholeheartedly applaud Director Nagabharana for his patience, deep listening, and observational strength—qualities that have contributed significantly to his successful journey in cinema. K.Ragavan