For everything time will tell - this is often heard in the social life. 'Kalaya Thasmai Namaha' a new Kannada film starring Yogish and Madhubhala in the director of Chandrasekhar Srivatsav also speaks about the significance of time.

After two and half years exile Chandrasekhar Srivatsav facing major injury to his debut film 'Patre Love Padma' is bouncing back with the same zeal. This time he has learnt to use his intelligence more than doing a real hard work. Losses from my first film taught me lesson. It has further taught me that I should make a film using intelligence disclosed Srivatsav addressing the media.

According to producer Maruthi of 'Dharmadevathe' and 'Pakkadmane Hudugi' the title is not that difficult to digest. Kalaya Thasmai Namaha is quite common statement. Maruthi has liked the thoughts of the director to take up this film.

Yogish was not able to understand the story when it was described twice for him. It is only when screenplay format was narrated to him he could digest the story part of it. There is very good narration and that is easily understandable he described.

Madhubhala a PUC student already in quite a few films is playing lead for the first time. My acceptance to this role because my father accepted it she informed.

Neel is scoring music for five songs in the Sufi and Hindustani mix. Cinetech Soori is the cameraman of 'KTN'.